Pauluck

thanks for your reminding.

If the SPI Protocol in Logic meets your requirements, try Rec. Function, don't say 60S, longer time can also be.

If you are mainly using AD2 or other AD series voltages for recording, then the voltage feature in WaveForms should be what you need. If you need more time, then the Scope interface's Rec. function should be enough to meet your requirements.

May be you can try Eclypse Z7+Zmod Digitizer 1430-125.

The answer is yes WaveForms Help is already available in Beta, with a hardware resolution of 14bit, and even up to 16bit at low speeds. WaveForms has all the features you want, so you should download it and try it out. It looks pretty good except for the price. I can't wait to try it

Hi @attila Sorry for the long delay in reporting to you. I tried an Ethernet connection, and unfortunately, it behaved like a USB connection, with significant delays, like walking a thin pipe and even limescale. It's annoying.

I like WaveForms, the current version is the latest, I also have Eclypse, I tried to run the above program, and the result is exactly the same as the host, the program update response is very slow, completely different from what I used to call AD2, it seems that there is a problem with the API here. My guess is that Eclypse uses a ZYNQ architecture, which is different from the Spartan FPGA used in AD2, which also affects data transfer and call.