1. New Plugin Feature.
Plugins provide a complete mechanism for customization of the captured data. While operating in the new "Auto Run" mode, plugins also have the ability to halt the analyzer, determine which captures to preserve and which captures to discard.

• Supports user developed extensions.
• Results can be searched, auto-searched, exported, printed (like any built-in signal).
• Can control Frame and Field boundaries, colors and contents.
• Can use the built-in parsers as pre-parsers or work at the raw capture data level.
• Can halt auto-runs, force saving of capture files and prevent captures from being saved (unless forced by other plugins or auto-searches).
• Developers Kit available with multiple working examples

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2. New Auto Searches.
Auto Searches expand the normal search to a linked list of positions in the captured data that meet the search criteria. Click on any line of the resulting list to scroll the matching data into view. AutoSearches also have the ability to halt the analyzer, determine which captures to preserve and which captures to discard based on the search result.

• Automatically runs selected searches after each capture.
• User settings allow for halting, saving or skip-saving the capture based on match counts.
• Presents a list of matches and the count.
• Clicking on a search match takes you to it.

3. New Capture History.
Starting with Version 7.0, all captures can be stored automatically to a sequential history. Browsing through the history or jumping to a location in history can be performed with a single click. Specific captures can be "book marked" for easy location. Configuration, bookmarks, history storage and disk space usage are project based so each project can retain its captured files and settings.

• Automatically saves each capture (from Run, Auto-Run or Preview) until stopped by the user, disk limits, count limits, an auto-search or a plugin.
• User options set the number of captures to maintain, the amount of disk space to use or preserve and the behavour when limits are reached (halt or round-robin over-write).
• Capture History browse button loads the selected capture and invokes all current searches and draw routines.

4. New History Search.
After saving multiple captures to a sequential history, additional searches can be performed automatically to the entire history by using the Capture History search. This search is similiar to our Auto Search Windows (which can halt the analyzer on a match count), but it differs by searching already captured data files and halts the search when the results match. Just like our Auto Searches, any normal search criteria can be selected.

• Automatically searches a history of capture files.
• User settings allow for halting the search based on match counts.
• Searching can be performed forward or backward and restarted from the current history position.

5. New Auto Run Mode.
Previously, DigiView software featured a continuous run mode for quick acquistion without the need to wait until a trigger condition occurred. Version 7.0 has added a new run mode that waits until a full trigger based acquisition is completed before automatically starting another acquistion. Depending on Acquisition settings, Auto Search criteria and Plugin control, each capture is saved to disk while the next capture begins.

• Automatically re-arms and runs after each capture, honoring all buffer, prefill and trigger settings.
• Runs until halted by the user, a plugin, an auto-search or user defined disk limits.
• Can maintain a fixed number of 'most recent' captures, stored in round-robin over-write mode.

6. New Auto-Halt, Save and No-Save Features.
Saving the captured data may not be desirable during an overnight or extended Auto Run cycle, unless the data contains the information you are hoping to find. Version 7.0 adds the option of discarding unwanted captures and saving just the ones of interest.

• Auto-run sequences can be halted by a command from a plugin or match criteria in an auto-search.
• Similarly, capture files can be force-saved or save-cancelled by plugin commands or auto-search match criteria.

7. New Adjustable Time Reference.
The center time referrence in the waveform view was located at a fixed position in previous versions but is now adjustable for positioning to any division to the left or right of center. This time reference point is used for "Jump To" and Snap" features and the sample time indicator at the top of each waveform.

• Sample Time Reference for each waveform view can be relocated by dragging with a mouse.
• Each waveform view remembers the time reference location independently.

8. New Analyzer File Conversions (Model Convert).
Files previously configured for a specific DigiView Analyzer or Analyzer capture mode can be opened and used with a different analyzer model. The conversion is performed automatically when the file is opened if permission is granted from the user. A file can be manually converted at any time from the file menu. All settings (Signals, Trigger Configurations, Searches) will be converted even if the number of channels do not match. However, if converting to a lower number of channels, some settings may be marked as invalid with a visual indicator and notification dialog if the upper channels were used.

• Captures performed with one DigiView model can be converted to a different DigiView model.
• Conversion offered if the loaded file does not match the attached hardware.
• Can be invoked from the File menu at any time.

9. New Frame/Field Support.
Data parsing can now use framing information to display decoded data as framed fields or simple unframed fields. Prior versions displayed simple fields for all decoded data except for I2C configurations.

• We now provide the concept of Frames and Fields in all windows. Data can be presented as Frames(packets) of Fields of data.
• All snap functions can snap to Frames (with a shift-override) or default to field boundaries.
• Searches have been updated to support searching for sequences of Fields in sequencies of Frames.
• List windows can toggle between showing 1 field per line or 1 Frame per line.

10. New Data Parsers.
DigiView's Internal data parsers use new algorithms for more efficiency and flexability with custom plugins. Additional configuration features allow more customization without needing a custom plugin.

• All built-in parsers have been completely re-written to take advantage of the new plugin framework and Frame/Field formatting.
• Added built-in parser for SPI (no longer have to use 2 - SYNC parsers to read both channels).

1. Operation.

• User selection to allow early trigger or enforce pre-fill

2. Waveform view.

• New local menu per signal
• New waveform local menu
• Frame formatting
• Frame/field snap on: marker L/R,signal L/R, Marker drag, click-to-center
• Frame/field snap override with shift key
• Movable 'center' point; now called 'Reference Point' or '@'
• Added an '@' flag to the reference line
• Choice of 5 Radix formats (Binary, Decimal, Hex, Octal, ASCII) for any signal type
• Marker value column can now show reference point ('@') value
• New marker quick-select flag to release active marker
• 1:1 right-click dragging
• Right-click dragging limited to either horizontal or vertical at a time
• Added number of screens at current zoom level info
• Additional Docking areas (2) above and below waveforms.
• New icons indicate disabled,ignored,parse error
• Marker <-> @ (reference point) measurement
• Capture history tool bar
• Renamed 'Continuous run' to 'Preview mode' with more descriptive hint
• Added Auto Run button
• Active-marker/@ value column displays in signal's radix
• Combined signal, trigger and analyzer configuration buttons into a single 'Project Cfg' button.

3. List Windows

• Field/frame views
• Show field names
• Field level sync even in frame mode
• Button bar
• Choice of 5 Radix formats (Binary, Decimal, Hex, Octal, ASCII)

4. Status Window

• Shows capture statistics and marker times
• All measurements moved to new measurements window

5. Measurements Window

• Shows marker-to-marker measurements
• Shows active signal default measurements

6. Environmental settings

• Plugin Debug support
• Snap to field/frame default

7. Auto Search Window

• Automatically runs selected search and displays all search matches after each capture
• Select any existing search
• Forced save, veto save, halt settings
• Shortcut to search edit
• Enable/disable toggle
• Shows match count

8. Searches

• Sequences of fields within sequences of frames for all parsed signals and plugins
• Supports searching multiple data slices per field

9. Search Manager Window

• New icons indicate configuration problems (missing signals....)
• New Add, Delete and Copy features.

10. Birdseye

• Click-snap to marker

11. Signal Editors

• Added enable/disable button.
• Added help button for signal-type specific configuration documentation.

12. Trigger Setup

• New icons indicate disabled,ignored,parse error, missing signals.

13. Project Settings - Signal definitions

• New icons and highlighting indicate disabled,ignored,parse error.
• Expanded signal selection to include auto-detected plugins.

14. Project Settings - Acquisition Options

• New tab for acquisition and Capture History configuration.

15. Project Settings - Analyzer Options

• Added 'enforce pre-fill' option.
• Added prefill description/hint about affect of early trigger.
• Prefill % shows prefill rather than minimum post-trigger buffer size.

16. I2C Parser

• Decode options for reserved, CBUS,HSMaster, 10bit codes
• Show raw, 8 bit address option
• Show IDLE option
• Skip bits option to sync partial frames

17. SYNC Parser

• Variable field lengths
• Frame on field count
• Frame/field on timeout
• Show idle frames/fields
• Frame sync signal
• Field sync signal

18. ASYNC Parser

• MSB first option
• 9 bit addressing mode
• Frame IDLE timeouts
• Frame on field count option
• Frame on 9bit address option
• Reframe on break option
• Show frame/field idle options
• Glitch filter

19. State Parser

• Show field/frame idles
• Frame timeout
• States per frame
• Frame Sync signal

20. SPI Parser

• New Parser

21. Look and feel

• Color changes
• Button changes
• Status LED changes
• Color theme changes