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  1. The first progress report on the is taking much longer then expected.

    Its turned out quite time consuming to produce more modern representations of the data format.

    Here is a preview of the blogpost in the first image compared to the original programming manual in the second.

    I will probably split the posts in two and only start focusing on the actual Python decoder in a subsequent post.

  2. The first progress report on the #HP1653B is taking much longer then expected.

    Its turned out quite time consuming to produce more modern representations of the data format.

    Here is a preview of the blogpost in the first image compared to the original programming manual in the second.

    I will probably split the posts in two and only start focusing on the actual Python decoder in a subsequent post.

    #analyzer #decoding

  3. The first progress report on the #HP1653B is taking much longer then expected.

    Its turned out quite time consuming to produce more modern representations of the data format.

    Here is a preview of the blogpost in the first image compared to the original programming manual in the second.

    I will probably split the posts in two and only start focusing on the actual Python decoder in a subsequent post.

    #analyzer #decoding

  4. No promises yet but I might be able to publish a data decoder for the #hp1652b logic analyzer somewhere tonight together with a (incoherent) blog post.

    This decoder is written in Python as opposed to the eventual #Sigrok driver.

    #hp1653b

  5. No promises yet but I might be able to publish a data decoder for the logic analyzer somewhere tonight together with a (incoherent) blog post.

    This decoder is written in Python as opposed to the eventual driver.

  6. No promises yet but I might be able to publish a data decoder for the #hp1652b logic analyzer somewhere tonight together with a (incoherent) blog post.

    This decoder is written in Python as opposed to the eventual #Sigrok driver.

    #hp1653b