Mike Walters
Mike Walters
At that frequency, it's most likely to be coming from the USB lines, but it shouldn't be that high. It will depend heavily on the USB cable used and it's...
I'm having trouble reproducing this, on the latest release it seems to be working correctly for me. I did hit one slight gotcha which is that the trigger input has...
> I think I misunderstood the whole concept. I can see that the HackRF starts transmitting somewhere after the trigger event, but I thought it would actually start transmitting within...
Sorry for the long delay answering. After going over the spec, I think tying this into the state machine as suggested is the way to go (thought I don't think...
> Updated as per recommendation and everything is working swimmingly. The one surprise was that I needed to transition to `START_HS_DETECTION` when exiting `DISCONNECT` rather than `INITIALIZE` to avoid ending...
Having gone back over the state machine with your comments in mind, I've got some thoughts further to the call earlier. > Oh the other thing I wanted to mention...
Thanks! I've made those changes.
One thing to note is that the connection noise on Windows can be a little misleading, all it takes is detecting a pull-up on one of the data lines to...
As well as the `ulpi_clock`, you also need to provide the `usb_clock` signal which is a 120 MHz clock. This is where most of the logic runs and its just...
Yeah, there should be a right click menu, though it will only show up when right clicking on items that have a way to save data. Currently that's control/data transfers,...