DV3100 DIGIVIEW, DV3100 Datasheet - Page 44

• Manufacturer Part Number: DV3100
• Description: LOGIC ANALYSER, DIGITAL, 100MHZ, 18CH
• Manufacturer: DIGIVIEW

Specifications of DV3100

• No. Of Data Channels: 18
• No. Of Clock Inputs: 8
• Frequency: 100MHz
• Power Consumption: 2.5W
• External Height: 0.75"
• External Width: 2.8"
• External Depth: 4.75"
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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DigiView User's Guide
2.3.2.1.1.9 Less Than or Equal Match
The Less Than or Equal Match type is only available on DigiView DV3xxx series.
The Less Than or Equal Match Editor:
ADD a Signal - Highlight a defined signal from the left portion of the window and click the "+"
button to add it as the Less Than or Equal Match. You can also just "Double-Click" the defined
signal to automatically add it. NOTE: High Level signal definitions (such as State, I2C, or etc)
cannot be added directly as a complete signal. However, the individual portions of the signal (such
as the DATA portion of a State Signal) can be added in the same manner. To see the
sub-portions of a signal, click the "expand" button in the left column next to the signal's name,
then add the sub portion in the same manner as any other signal.
For instance, if you have defined a Synchronous Serial signal (i.e. SPI) and you want to add the
:Enable portion of the signal to the Greater Than match, then expand it and double-click on
:Enable. It would then appear on the right portion of the editor.
The Less Than or Equal Match type only accepts one signal at a time. After a signal has been
added, the "+" (ADD) button will be disabled (as shown above) until the current signal is removed.
Delete a Signal - Highlight a signal in the right portion of the window (or mouse-over its bit
selections) and click the "-" button to delete it from the Less Than or Equal Match.
Match Value Format - The value for the Less Than or Equal Match type can be entered in
Decimal, HEX, Binary or ASCII format. The value will be limited to the maximum value allowed for
the selected signal, which will depend on the number of bit positions assigned to the signal. The
formats for entering each value type is described below.
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