The time stamp contains time information for the time of day down to a resolution of less than a millisecond. Time data captured includes the hour, minute, second and millisecond of the event based on the PC's time of day clock. An ultimate resolution of about 214 microsecond is captured. The display may be divided into two display windows, a primary and secondary display allowing you to view data in two formats simultaneously. Serial allows data collection to disk file as well as to the memory buffer.
File size is limited only by available disk space.
Data collection can be controlled by trigger strings. These may be used to start, stop, or end the collection of data. Each side of the serial port, DCE and DTE, are separately controlled. You may define several strings of data to be used by Serial as triggers to start and stop data collection. Up to ten strings may be setup and active, each can be active in any or all of six different trigger modes.