Orig Cost | Low Bid | High Bid | average |
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$4500 (1985) $4500 (1989) |
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$56.76 3/5/02 #1709294238 sales(astglobal) (screen looks like garbage) $50.00 4/18/02 #1721824561 jtsele (no screen shot) $125.00 4/19/02 #1722125935 reliableendmill (good test pics) $125.00 7/16/02 #1749686340 pattidon2000 (no pods) $105 (buy it now) 1/16/03 #3106793918 cp659 (no probes, powers up) $357.00 1/19/03 #3107424753 ashleyspoppy (w/ all access, probes, manuals) (14 bids $10 start) $202.50 1/29/03 #3307908748 asset-manager (4-D2 cards,3-P6460) (12 bids $10 start) |
The 1240 Logic Analyzer provides up to 72 acquisition channels; Acquisition speeds up to 100 MHz asynchronous, 50 MHz sync; 14 levels of triggering with conditional branching. Logic Analyzer Frame Version 3-2 Config. Acquisition speeds to 100 MHz Async, 50 MHz Sync. Single probe demulti-plexing. dual time base triggering, acquisition & display. 1240D1--Channel 100 MHz Data Acquisition Card. The 1240/D2 18-Channel Data Acquisition Card is a 50MHz plug-in for the 1240 Logic Analyzer. Uses P6460 Data Acquisition Probes From Tektronix: "The Tektronix 1240 Logic Analyzer is a portable, general-purpose digital design and troubleshooting tool. The 1240D card supports high-speed hardware analysis with nine acquisition channels @ 100Mhz (10ns) and 5 ns glitch detection." ==================================== The 1240 and 1241 are the HP1630/50 of Tek logic analyzers... Relatively easy to setup and use for a beginner, but they can go to "ridiculously complex" if you really want to. They have ROM cartridges that allow for mnemonic disassembly and state analysis of most processors. (Hmmm, I should probably make some "multigame" mnemonic cartridges since they're impossible to find for sale.) The 1240/1 also support serial ports, printer ports, etc. You can "program" the capture module to get the most use from the memory-- when doing video work recently I'd do things like have the Tek count occurrances on my "hblank" line (to get to a certain line on the screen), and then trigger and grab the data I wanted. You can do all sorts of "wait for this, then count this N times, then wait for this, then look for this, and then grab all the data" nesting and whatnot. |