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I2C serial bus menu fields and controls.
Field or control Description
Display Turns on or off displaying the bus on the Waveform view.
Label Enter a label for the bus. The default label is the selected bus type.
To enter label text, double-tap the field and enter label using the virtual keyboard, or tap the
field and enter text from an attached keyboard.
Position
Sets the vertical position of the bus waveform. The default position is vertically centered in a
slice (in Stacked mode), or center screen in Overlay mode. The unit of position is screen
divisions.
Set to 0 Sets the vertical position to 0 divisions (centered vertically in a slice or on the screen.
Bus Type Set to I2C.
SCLK Input Sets the source and threshold level for the Serial Clock Line signal.
SDA Input Sets the source and threshold level for the Serial Data signal.
Include R/W bit in Address
Select Yes to display 7-bit addresses as eight bits, where the eighth bit (LSB) is the R/W bit, or
display 10-bit addresses as 11 bits, where the third bit is the R/W bit.
Select No to display 7-bit addresses as seven bits, and 10-bit addresses as ten bits.
Display Format Sets the waveform view to show just the decoded bus information, or the decoded bus plus the
source signal waveforms.
Decode Format Sets the decode format used to display the bus information. Formats are Hex and Binary.
Other bus types. Other serial bus types, such as CAN, LIN, SPI, FlexRay, and so on, are available as purchasable options.
Once purchased and installed, the new bus types are shown in the Bus Type menu. The serial bus options also add
corresponding bus trigger capabilities to the Trigger menu.
ARINC 429 serial bus menu on page 192
Audio serial bus configuration menu on page 194
CAN serial bus configuration menu on page 196
Ethernet serial bus menu on page 198
FlexRay serial bus configuration menu on page 200
LIN serial bus configuration menu on page 204
MIL-STD-1553 serial bus menu on page 205
Parallel Bus configuration menu on page 207
RS232 serial bus menu on page 209
SENT serial bus configuration menu on page 211
SPI serial bus configuration menu on page 213
SPMI serial bus configuration menu on page 215
USB serial bus configuration menu on page 217
Menus and dialog boxes
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