Our team at the moment is trying to determine whether a single, remotely-accessible headless Raspberry Pi 4 could possibly drive two Digital Discovery logic analyzers in parallel(both sampling at the same time) allowing for a total of 64 sampling channels. We would like to receive some insight on whether this implementation could be conducted in a stable and efficient manner based on the hardware and software capabilities of the logic analyzer and Raspberry Pi in combination.
If this implementation is possible, would it require two instances of the Waveforms software or could both analyzers operate under a single instance of the software?
Finally, in order to utilize the full functionality of the Waveforms software, or at least that which pertains to adjusting and automating the sampling and capturing of signals, is it assumed that the Pi will need to have a GUI in effect? Initially we were looking for an analyzer which could be driven via console commands exclusively, but we can set up the GUI if it is necessary for the Waveforms operation.
Any help and clarification would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Arin George
Our team at the moment is trying to determine whether a single, remotely-accessible headless Raspberry Pi 4 could possibly drive two Digital Discovery logic analyzers in parallel(both sampling at the same time) allowing for a total of 64 sampling channels. We would like to receive some insight on whether this implementation could be conducted in a stable and efficient manner based on the hardware and software capabilities of the logic analyzer and Raspberry Pi in combination.
If this implementation is possible, would it require two instances of the Waveforms software or could both analyzers operate under a single instance of the software?
Finally, in order to utilize the full functionality of the Waveforms software, or at least that which pertains to adjusting and automating the sampling and capturing of signals, is it assumed that the Pi will need to have a GUI in effect? Initially we were looking for an analyzer which could be driven via console commands exclusively, but we can set up the GUI if it is necessary for the Waveforms operation.
Any help and clarification would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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