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* '''Pressed''': [[Hantek_6022BL/Info|04b4:602a Cypress Semiconductor Corp.]] (used for oscilloscope mode)
* '''Pressed''': [[Hantek_6022BL/Info|04b4:602a Cypress Semiconductor Corp.]] (used for oscilloscope mode)
* '''Not pressed''': [[Hantek_6022BL/Info|0925:3881 Lakeview Research Saleae Logic]] ([[Saleae Logic]] VID/PID, so [[fx2lafw]] works out of the box)
* '''Not pressed''': [[Hantek_6022BL/Info|0925:3881 Lakeview Research Saleae Logic]] ([[Saleae Logic]] VID/PID, so [[fx2lafw]] works out of the box)
Discovered connections:
* The Pins 1DIR(1), 2DIR(24), 2OE(25) and 1OE(48) of the Bus transceiver (U4) are all connected to pin PA7(74) of the CY7(U2).
* Pin PA7(74) of the CY7(U2) is also connected with R37, which is the base resistor for Q2.
* Q2 is connected to Q1 over R13.
* Q1 is connected to pin S1(8) of the ADC(U8).
* Pin S2(9) of the ADC(U8) is connected to GND.


== Photos ==
== Photos ==

Revision as of 01:41, 26 December 2016

Hantek 6022BL

The Hantek 6022BL is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 20MS/s and 48MS/s sampling rate, and an 8-channel logic analyzer with 24MHz sampling rate.

See Hantek_6022BL/Info for more details (such as lsusb -v output) about the device.

Note: Currently only the logic analyzer part is supported, the oscilloscope part is work in progress.

Hardware

The device has a "H/P" button. Depending on whether or not it's pressed it comes up with different USB VID/PIDs:

Discovered connections:

  • The Pins 1DIR(1), 2DIR(24), 2OE(25) and 1OE(48) of the Bus transceiver (U4) are all connected to pin PA7(74) of the CY7(U2).
  • Pin PA7(74) of the CY7(U2) is also connected with R37, which is the base resistor for Q2.
  • Q2 is connected to Q1 over R13.
  • Q1 is connected to pin S1(8) of the ADC(U8).
  • Pin S2(9) of the ADC(U8) is connected to GND.

Photos

Protocol

When the "H/P" button is not pressed, the device can be used as 8-channel 24MHz logic analyzer via fx2lafw out of the box (using the fx2lafw protocol).

Resources