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Overview

The report area shows the analysis results for the captured data. Most often you will use it to view the protocol decode results.

There are several kinds of reports you can view here:

Protocol decoder result

Transition report

Waveform statistics

Report Toolbar

Transition report icon: Switch to Transition report

Protocol decoder report icon: Switch to Protocol decoder report

Waveform statistics report icon: Switch to Waveform statistics report

Export report icon: Export the report data into TXT/CSV format

Refresh report icon: Refresh the analysis results, used in protocol decoder and waveform statistics reports

Jump to row icon: Jump to the specific row number

Transition report

Display the logic level transitions logs of each channel.

Example:

Timestamp (hh:mm:ss.ms.us.ns) CH-00 CH-01 CH-02 CH-03
12:00:00.000.000.000 0 1 1 0
12:00:01.000.000.752 1 1 0 1
12:00:02.000.001.999 1 0 0 0

Waveform statistics

Perform automated measurements on signal characteristics. This is a post-processing feature: you do not need to configure it before capturing. Once you have your data, click the measurement item you want, and the software calculates and refreshes the values for you.

Available measurement items

Measurement item Description
Period Time between consecutive rising (or falling) edges
Frequency Number of cycles per second
Edge count Total number of transitions
Cycle count Total number of complete cycles
Positive cycle count Number of high pulses
Negative cycle count Number of low pulses
Positive pulse count Count of positive pulses
Negative pulse count Count of negative pulses
Positive pulse width Duration of high pulses
Negative pulse width Duration of low pulses
Channel-to-channel rising delay Time from channel A rising to channel B rising
Channel-to-channel falling delay Time from channel A falling to channel B falling
Channel rising to channel falling delay Time from channel A rising to channel B falling
Channel falling to channel rising delay Time from channel A falling to channel B rising
Phase delay Phase relationship between two signals

Configuration

  1. Select channel: Choose which channel to measure
  2. Select measurement type: Pick from available statistics (see the table above)
  3. Set range (optional): Use cursors to limit measurement to a specific range, the default range is the entire waveform area

Protocol decoder report

Our analyzers report detailed information for each protocol (complete reference docs are coming soon).

Customized Report

Sometimes you may want to focus on a specific part of the report, or you probably want to compare multiple decoder reports at the same time. This customization is what you need.

Configuration

Select the Customized Report item in the dropdown list from the report window toolbar.

Customized Report

Pick the columns you want to include. For the example below, we may choose only the data bits of the I2C decoder.

Customized Report

Use cases

In most scenarios, we would like to decode different protocols and observe how they correlate with each other. For example, in a power control system, I2C and USB PD coexist and may affect one another. This is where a customized report becomes useful.