Can I use this device to see a packet or two of I2C, CAN, ECAN bus data? I've never used an oscilloscope before.
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Dear Customer, This is a signal detector, do not need to download some data packets or the cable. We have the probe for detecting. Mambate USA IN.
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Yes, however whether you can access / view that information is dependent on the software you utilize with this item. This is just the chipset / radio that is required for the protocol.
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As long as you have an analog output on your cable box, you can record the signal with this recorder. You do have to to set your recorder up for nstc (from pal) initially. It is in the setup book how to do it. Easy. The 24 hour clock is the only thing I do not care for in timer recordings
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Hello, I have no idea, was just curious about the item and thought I could use it to possibly track down a wall switch that goes nowhere in our house. turn off all breakers but the circuit the switch is on and check for a signal thru the wall with the switch on and follow it, have not tried yet. Just checked around a few wires and it does sense the electricity. I think the deal on it detecting cameras is that you can see the infrared with it or something. Have not had time to really check, it may just be a barely useful gimmick. But I hope I can trace the wire. It may make a cool kinda selective sensitivity signal tracer.Peace! Hello, I have no idea, was just curious about the item and thought I could use it to possibly track down a wall switch that goes nowhere in our house. turn off all breakers but the circuit the switch is on and check for a signal thru the wall with the switch on and follow it, have not tried yet. Just checked around a few wires and it does sense the electricity. I think the deal on it detecting cameras is that you can see the infrared with it or something. Have not had time to really check, it may just be a barely useful gimmick. But I hope I can trace the wire. It may make a cool kinda... » Read More Hello, I have no idea, was just curious about the item and thought I could use it to possibly track down a wall switch that goes nowhere in our house. turn off all breakers but the circuit the switch is on and check for a signal thru the wall with the switch on and follow it, have not tried yet. Just checked around a few wires and it does sense the electricity. I think the deal on it detecting cameras is that you can see the infrared with it or something. Have not had time to really check, it may just be a barely useful gimmick. But I hope I can trace the wire. It may make a cool kinda selective sensitivity signal tracer.Peace! « Show Less
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It's not designed for data use, but some users report it does work for that. I have no personal knowledge. I have to wonder why there are so many splits in your coax and are they before or after your modem. Your problem may be low quality coax, you need quad shielded cable for data transfer.
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If your chip can be read by pickit2, it'll read it. It will do other programs also. I guess what I'm trying to say is, it depends on the software. In my opinion, this CanaKit is awesome.
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I'm not a retired EE, but I do own one of these and have an oscilloscope. So I think I can answer your question.See the image attached to my review for the data you seek.
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I need to be able to monitor packets traveling through all ports on the switch. My understanding is I would need a switch that does port duplication? For example, using a PC running WireShark on port1, I need to see what's traveling between the devices on port2 and port3.This is my first time doing this, so I want to make sure I can do this with this switch.Anyone have the answer?Thanks in advance,A
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Not from my memory.... been a while since I used the unit. Need to experiment again
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I have only a little experience with this. I used it to remotely hook up a PLC device. This device is very picky on protocol. I believe that it works for me is because my software has a wide range of comports and the USB over IP set up a virtual COM 12. It's works smoothly where other devices have failed. So, I would say it depends on the software you are using to monitor your UPS.
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Dear Samson, I haven't played with this exact model yet (it took some time to get this delivered to my US address and then forwarding it to Georgia and Azerbaijan where I'm currently in Caspian offshore). but there should not be any problem with use of such devices with Arduino. here is one sample you can build up with this http://www.qsl.net/on7eq/projects/arduino_hamgps.htm , just be careful when connecting serial devices to Arduino. hardware RX0 and TX0 are also used for program upload, so disconnect any peripherals during program upload or better modify code and use softwareserial library and use other digital pins for serial communication - this is easiest way to communicate with GPS devices as you can use NMEA commands in this case, whils with I2C you'll have to directly send commands to specific registers and read data also directly from registers. I can send some more info later, when I'll test it. Regards Nick
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The device has the capability, but I've never tried using it, so can't advise you on how to do it or how well it works.
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Don't know, I'm using it to reprogram electronic speed controllers that use the ATmega328 micro-controllers.
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NO. You should know you need an oscilloscope, this is a current measuring device and if you don't know the difference, you had best stay out of the circuit panel !
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My guess is you will need one meter for each controller. I'm thinking the controller is serial linked (probably RS232) to the remote meter and does NOT use IP protocol. There doesn't appear to be any way to assign a unique identifier to a individual controller. So, if a number of controllers were connected to a common buss shared with the meter, the meter would NOT be able to sort out which controller was sending what.
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I havent', but I can tell you that I'm using it with a PC oscilloskope and you don't fell any difference between a direct connection (in the PC) or a connection via this Hub.
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Its capable of giving you real time readings such as voltage, temps and even speed via gps. However I do believe you need the telemetry components..? Not entirely sure on the last part, however. :(