leonvs

Hi @leonvs
Thank you for the observation.
It is fixed in 3.19.23
 

My occupation is embedded software development especially for micro-controllers, preferably the ARM Cortex-M type. I was annoyed by two things, first the mess on my desk, boards, programmers, wires, power supplies, measurement devices and so on. Second the fact that working from multiple places, the office, home, a client was very problematic since the development equipment was hard to move.....
I decided to integrate it all........ and this is the result:

A metal portable frame where the development boards are attached using magnetic feet.
On the top left connections to a Digilent Digital Discovery,
Next to it two USB ports,
To the right of that three power outlets for 5V, 12V and 24V
And finally a trigger output for my ADP3450 which I can connect to one of the pins of the Digital Discovery
On the right a connection for a J-Link programmer
and a connector for a second logic analyzer, a LogicPort which I like for its flexible trigger capabilities

And this is how the bottom looks:

Everything is here. Most important, in the top left corner the Digital Discovery, more about this later.
There is a 7 port USB Hub, a UART Dongle, a power supply, a DC-DC converter for powering the USB hub, the LogicPort and the J-Link.
And this is what I did with the Digital Discovery:
First designed a PCB:

Next dismantled the Digital Discovery and using pin headers soldered it to the PCB

And finally mounted it in the development frame

 
The feet of the frame are magnetic and I can just click it in a Pelicase for transportation. 
Just wanted to share this with you all
 
 

My occupation is embedded software development especially for micro-controllers, preferably the ARM Cortex-M type. I was annoyed by two things, first the mess on my desk, boards, programmers, wires, power supplies, measurement devices and so on. Second the fact that working from multiple places, the office, home, a client was very problematic since the development equipment was hard to move.....
I decided to integrate it all........ and this is the result:

A metal portable frame where the development boards are attached using magnetic feet.
On the top left connections to a Digilent Digital Discovery,
Next to it two USB ports,
To the right of that three power outlets for 5V, 12V and 24V
And finally a trigger output for my ADP3450 which I can connect to one of the pins of the Digital Discovery
On the right a connection for a J-Link programmer
and a connector for a second logic analyzer, a LogicPort which I like for its flexible trigger capabilities

And this is how the bottom looks:

Everything is here. Most important, in the top left corner the Digital Discovery, more about this later.
There is a 7 port USB Hub, a UART Dongle, a power supply, a DC-DC converter for powering the USB hub, the LogicPort and the J-Link.
And this is what I did with the Digital Discovery:
First designed a PCB:

Next dismantled the Digital Discovery and using pin headers soldered it to the PCB

And finally mounted it in the development frame

 
The feet of the frame are magnetic and I can just click it in a Pelicase for transportation. 
Just wanted to share this with you all
 
 

Hi @leonvs
It will be immediately fixed in WF 3.18.13
Thank you for the observation.

Hi @leonvs
Yes, but I can't go into details yet.

Hi @leonvs
The ADP3450 (also AD1, AD2) can use compression in Record capture.
In Standard boot mode will use up to 64MiS buffer. With compression half used for sample and other half for count.