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  1. callum413
    I need to spy on an SPI connection for a long period of time which will require timestamps on the data to find approximate times of transmission. As this is not possible in Waveforms (which is a real shame) has anyone written any software that uses the SDK to do something similar to this? It would save me a bit a work if there was already an existing solution. - Callum
  2. Vanko2
    Hi there folks, great to meet you. Recently the company i work bought an Analog Discovery 2 to work with, and all I can say is - This is a great instrument, although I am using very small amount of its power. I have noticed something that lost me 2 days of work to discover that the problem is not my communication but in the way that the data is read by the AD2. The setup is like this - I have two boards communicating over I2C to each other and I am monitoring the messages in the Protocol part of the Waveforms. When i am sending large packets with more than 5 bytes of