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libsigrokdecode 0.5.3 released!
We're happy to announce the release of libsigrokdecode 0.5.3. Tarballs are available from the Downloads page, as usual.This is a "minor" release that doesn't add, change or remove any existing public...
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Bluetooth and BLE support in libsigrok
libsigrok recently gained support for Bluetooth Classic and BLE based devices. The libsigrok code contains a generic API that individual drivers can use, as well as OS-specific backend implementations...
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MASTECH MS6514 support
libsigrok now supports the MASTECH MS6514 digital thermometer.This is a device with two thermocouple inputs and USB connectivity (SiLabs CP2102 based). It supports K,J,T,E,R,S,N thermocouple types.A...
View Articlelibsigrok 0.5.2 released!
We're happy to announce the release of libsigrok 0.5.2. Tarballs are available from the Downloads page, as usual. This is a "minor" release that doesn't add, change or remove any public API functions,...
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PulseView features you might have missed
Users of the nightly PulseView builds may have noticed a while ago but we haven't publicly documented it up until now: decode traces now have a context menu that you can access by right-clicking on a...
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More PulseView features you might have missed
Just like in the previous blog post, we would like to make you aware of features that you may not have known about yet. The first one seems kind of minor but may not be so minor to people that don't...
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Even more PulseView features you might have missed
In this last installment of the "features you should know about" series of posts before the upcoming release, we'd like to first show you the current state of our decoder output view. As you may have...
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PulseView 0.4.2 released!
We're happy to announce the new PulseView 0.4.2 release!This is quite a major release with loads of new features and bugfixes.We provide various binary builds for Linux (AppImage), Windows (.exe...
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New protocol decoders: ad5626, ad79x0, adxl345, ltc242x, ltc26x7
libsigrokdecode now supports a few additional protocol decoders: ad5626, ad79x0, adxl345, ltc242x, and ltc26x7.This is a set of decoders (that stack upon the SPI or I²C decoders) that were contributed...
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New protocol decoder: nrf905
libsigrokdecode now supports yet another protocol decoder: nrf905. This one stacks on top of the SPI decoder, and decodes the protocol of the Nordic Semiconductor nRF905 433/868/933MHz transceiver...
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New protocol decoder: xy2-100
libsigrokdecode now supports yet another protocol decoder: xy2-100. This is a protocol used to communicate with laser scanner galvanometers, used for laser shows, laser engravers and similar...
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New in PV: Tabular Decoder Output
A while ago we added a feature that has been requested often in the past: a way to view decoder output in list form. This is now implemented and generally working, so try it out by clicking on the...
View Articlesigrok-cli 0.7.2 released!
We're happy to announce the release of sigrok-cli 0.7.2. Tarballs and binaries are available from the Downloads page, as usual.This release features additional command-line options like --dont-scan and...
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The last releases have been quite some time ago, so I would like to make a quick announcement to let you know that this project is still actively maintained. Unfortunately, the chip shortage that...
View Articlelibserialport 0.1.2 released!
We're happy to announce that libserialport 0.1.2 has been released! libserialport is a portable, LGPLv3+ shared library written in C which allows users to talk to serial port devices on various OSes...
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