No you can't. SPI Storm is an advanced SPI, Dual-SPI, Quad-SPI and custom protocol host adapter (Master). SPI Xpress / GP Series devices in SPI mode of operation can be used as SPI Master and/or SPI Analyzer. I2C Xpress / GP Series devices in I2C mode of…

As general purpose SPI master and I2C master, the following devices will support corresponding EEPROM programming: - SPI Storm device supports SPI, dual-SPI and quad-SPI protocols and hence, is able to control EEPROM using these procotols. - SPI Xpress and…

Yes, with SPI Storm, where you have a 8-bit GPO (General-purpose output) port for generating digital patterns, synchronized or not with the serial port. SPI Xpress and GP Series devices in SPI mode of operation do not offer additional GPIO lines.

Paper Abstract SPI Xpress is Byte Paradigm’s SPI protocol exerciser and analyzer. It is controlled from a PC through a USB 2.0 high speed interface. It allows debug, analysis, programming and testing of chips and electronic boards that use SPI for chip-to-chip…

No, this depends on whether you are using the SS signal shifting capability. With SPI Xpress (or GP series device in SPI mode of operation), you can position the start edge and the end edge of the SS signals at SCLK edge, 1/2 SCLK period before or after the…

This question arises when the format proposed for the 3-wires SPI protocol (SPI-3) cannot be used for specific slaves. The SPI-3 protocol of the SPI mode of operation is composed of 3 successive phases: Write Phase - Latency - Read Phase. For protocol only…

On page 6/27 of user guide of spic c library, there is a note saying "default addition of clock pulses can be deactivated". Could you tell me how? You have to use function spi_SetSSClockMasking: parameters = 1 enables the clock masking (hence suppresses the…

When I called the ShiftWrThenRd for 3-wire spi operation, I found that writing bits followed by reading 0 bit is not successful. The corresponding function return is -401. If the number of reading bits is changed to 1, the operation is successful but the…

Yes, it is. 1) C/C++ interface: please use Idle() or IdleBurst() functions from the SPIIC.dll library - please refer to SPIIC library user's guide. 2) GUI: write/record a script and use the IDLE command in it - please refer to 8PI Control Panel user's guide.

It depends on what is meant by "sniffing" your serial bus. SPI Xpress is a SPI Master and SPI Analyzer. As a SPI Analyzer, it is able to work like a logic analyzer: - from the occurrence of a trigger condition, the device collects data and fills some memory…