


About the USB Protocol, Common USB Bus Errors, and How to Troubleshoot Them.Additional resources that you may find helpful include the following: It offers class-decoding, triggers, and filtering, as well as the deepest USB 2.0 High-speed hardware buffer of our tools. For higher speeds and power concerns, the Beagle USB 480 Power Analyzer is a widely used tool. To select which is best for your project, we recommend taking a look at our USB Analyzer Product Guide. Beagle USB 480 Power Protocol Analyzer – Standard EditionĮach analyzer has its specifications and merits.To capture, view, and analyze High-speed USB data, we recommend one of these protocol analyzers: For greater support, we recommend one of our High-speed USB protocol analyzers. However, you would not be able to class decode the USB transactions. The hub will force the device traffic down to 12 Mbps, which the Beagle USB 12 analyzer is capable of capturing. Here is an example of what could be displayed:įor an immediate work-around to monitor the data, you could place a Full speed USB Hub between the target High-speed USB device and the Beagle USB 12 Protocol Analyzer. The Tree Viewer will also show the Device Bus Speed of the highlighted device. Each USB device that is connected to your computer (mouse, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth adapter, webcam, etc.) will be shown on one of those ports. You can cycle through each port of the USB Root Hubs attached to these controllers to see what is connected to that port.


When you run the USB Device Tree Viewer, you will see a list of USB Host Controllers. To see if speed is an issue, the USB Device Tree Viewer is the easiest way to see the device speed. It is a great tool for a variety of HID products such as mice and keyboards, but not for USB devices that operate in High-speed mode. Unless you are monitoring a HID (human interface device) such as mouse, mostly likely the USB speed exceeds the parameters of the Beagle USB 12 Protocol Analyzer. Thanks for your question! The Beagle USB 12 Protocol Analyzer is a Low Speed and Full Speed USB sniffer that will only capture Low and Full Speed USB device traffic. It detects no USB traffic or enumeration - what am I missing? Response from Technical Support: I am using the Beagle USB 12 Protocol Analyzer to monitor a High-speed USB bus.
