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FTS4USB
is
a PC-based protocol analyzer capable of capturing and
decoding USB
packets. FTS4USB captures traffic between a PC and a USB
device using the USB ComProbe II hardware, and transmits
the data to the analyzer PC via a USB port.
FTS4USB can also analyze internal USB circuits by
monitoring the data passing between the USB driver and
the device driver inside the PC. The internal version is
called Spy Mode and doesn't require any additional
hardware.
Both hardware and software come for one low price. To
order please follow the link.
- Non-intrusive monitoring and automatic speed
detection of all three USB 2.0 speeds.
- Simultaneous live capture, decode, display,
filtering, and detection of protocol errors.
- Hardware filters suppress packets, such as SOF,
NAK, and dataless transactions.
- 4 Digital Input/Output lines for
synchronization.
- Display all bus activities, including
suspend/resume/reset and high speed negotiation
events.
- Show OTG HNP, SRP data-line and VBus pulses.
- Easily identify IN/OUT transactions using
color-coding.
- Extensive decoding of standard and
class-specific descriptors and requests.
- Sniff data two ways. Externally or using Spy
Mode.
- Single-click export.
- Use with products with embedded devices.
- Packets with protocol violation are flagged in
red.
- Capture unlimited data (amount of data capture
is only limited by disk space).
- Session notes and annotated bookmark allow for
quick identification of questionable packets.
- Free viewer. Share FTS4USB capture files with
development partners and customers.
- Portable and affordable.
For full analysis capability of the product please
download FTS4USB free capture file viewer.
- CD Case containing FTS4USB application software
CD-ROM and Quick Start Guide.
- USB ComProbe II Hardware.
- Certified USB 2.0 cable for analysis computer
(white).
- Certified USB 2.0 cable for link under test (white).
- Digital Input and Output cable.
- 1 GHz Pentium PC or equivalent.
- Windows XP or Vista.
- 1 GB of RAM.
- 50 MB of free disk space.
- USB 2.0 port (for the USB ComProbe).
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