LE-8200	:	Japanese model ( contains Japanese manual )
LE-8200-E	:	World wide model ( contains English manual )

5.7-inch Large-sized Color TFT LCD

The large-sized LCD is an easy-to-understand color display showing a flow of communications protocol and data transmitted or received, thus greatly improving the efficiency of measurement data analysis.
Furthermore, the display of an English or Japanese guide accurately supports high-level measurement over communications.

Supports TTL, I²C, SPI, IrDA, CAN ,LIN, and FlexRay

Supports various types of communications protocols widely used over RS-232C/422/485.
Also supports new communications standards by exchanging the measurement board.

The monitor function exactly records and visualizes communications data

The line monitor function allows the recording of communications data and provides an easy-to-understand large-sized display without affecting the communications lines.
This function makes it possible to grasp the conditions of transmission and reception, thus greatly shortening the required time of troubleshooting.
As a standard feature, the LE-8200 supports a variety of communications standards, such as binary synchronous communications (BSC) for character-synchronous transmission, and high-level data link control (HDLC) for bit-synchronous transmission as well as asynchronous communications that are widely used for PC peripheral and microcontroller applications.
By adding an optional expansion kit, the LE-8200 will support many more communications standards.

[Example of connection for online monitoring]	[Example of X.25 protocol translation]
[Example of display with line state]	[Example of PPP translation]

Display of Two Divided Areas for Ease of Comparison [New Function]

The display of two divided areas is convenient for the comparison of normal and abnormal communications log records.
It is possible to scroll the two divided areas on the upper half and lower half of the screen individually or simultaneously, which allows the comparison of the two communications records efficiently.

Freely Set with Four Effective Digits for Transmission and Reception

Using high-precision DPLL technology for open baud rate support, transmission and reception speeds can be separately set with 4 effective digits to a baud rate range between 50 bps and 4 Mbps.
The required conditions of transmission or reception data, such as the bit configuration, bit transfer sequence, polarity, and modulation format can be freely selected to meet many test situations.

High-precision Time Stamp Recorded at 1-μs Intervals [New Function]

The time stamp shows the transmission or reception time of the head data of each communications frame.
In addition to the conventional real-time time stamp, the LE-8200 incorporates a high-precision time stamp that records the elapsed time of transmission or reception at minimal 1-μs intervals from the start of measurement.
This function has widened the range of applications from the narrowing down of data on a specified time-anddate basis to the checking of delicate timing. Moreover, the LE-8200 displays idle time, thus making it possible to check the response time and timeout of transmission or reception at a glance.
In addition, it is possible to judge each frame in asynchronous communications by specifying a non-communications period of 1 to 100 milliseconds or end data.

[Example of time stamp]

14 hrs 27 minutes on the 18th	6 hours 36 minutes 12 seconds	24 minutes 53 seconds 180 milliseconds

Elapse of 5 seconds 398 milliseconds 614 microseconds

[Example of idle time]

2.78 seconds	0.046 second

Long Recording Time Allowing Rolling back to Points of Communications Failures

The LE-8200 has 100MB capture memory that gains high-speed access to megaspeed communications, and is provided with ring and fixed buffer modes.
The user can select the ring buffer mode for endless recording or the fixed buffer mode to stop recording automatically when the memory is full. Furthermore, the LE-8200 incorporates an auto save function that makes it possible to save the monitored content of captured memory on a high-capacity compact flash (CF) card in a specified file size continuously.
This is useful for identifying rare communications failures of unknown causes.

Applicable transmission speed	Continuous recording time reference *1
	Main memory only	16GB CF card *2
9600bps	Approximately 6 hours	Approximately 960 hours
1Mbps	Approximately 220 seconds	Approximately 10 hours

Supporting Logic Analyzer Analysis and Analog Waveform Analysis [New Function]

The logic analyzer, which digitally displays the waveforms of communications line timing, operates at
a sampling rate up to as high as 40 MHz. Furthermore, this feature realizes the simultaneous display
of 12 lines by making use of the large-sized screen.
Besides, the adoption of function keys ensures the operation of the time cursor with ease.
Furthermore, if the OP-SB85 optional expansion kit is used, measurement of analog voltage waveforms at a maximum rate of 40M samples per second will be possible.
Therefore, you will be able to realize detailed waveform observation without carrying a heavy general-purpose measuring instrument when you are on a business trip.
These functions help to identify hardware problems.
You can also use it for educational purposes, comparing documents for communications protocol.

Trigger Function with Detection Capability Reinforced Twice [Functional Enhancement]

The trigger function controls the operation of measurement when the function detects specific communications status.
Conventional models have four combinations of trigger conditions and trigger actions.
On the other hand, the LE-8200 is provided with eight combinations for ease of making settings that are more flexible.
This function not only enables the detection of eight types of conditions simultaneously but also makes it possible to detect particular conditions in sequence.
Complicated communications events can be precisely grasped. [Contents of trigger settings]

Trigger 0	External trigger output in case of error generation .
Trigger 1	Saves the data before and after idle time on the CF card when the idle time exceeds the set value.
Trigger 2	Starts timer 0 when the specified signal line is 1.
Trigger 3	Stops timer 0 when the specified signal line is 0.
Trigger 4	Enables trigger 5 when start flags 01h, 02h, 03h, and F1h or 01h, 02h, 03h, and F3h are detected in sequence in SD.
Trigger 5	Stops measurement immediately when 58h, 59h, 5Ah, arbitrary 2-byte data, and the end flag are detected in sequence in RD.
Trigger 6	Stops measurement when timer 0 coincides with the set value.

Voltage Measurement of Communications Line with Ease [New Function]

With the feature of delay time measurement, a period of change of the communications control line from the present state to another can be measured at a 0.1-ms resolution.
The feature is added with a function to measure the maximum, minimum, and present voltage amplitudes of SD, RD, DTR, and external EXT signals over RS-232C.
This allows ease of the voltage amplitude measurement of wiring in connectors where the probes of testers cannot reach smoothly, thus contributing to the investigation of communications trouble caused by an insufficiency in the amplitudes of signals resulting from a circuit voltage drop.

Graphic Display of Hourly Communications Status

This statistical analysis feature is used to measure the volume of communications and the number of occurrence times of specific communications status for a specified period ranging from 1 to 240 minutes with the results graphically displayed. Condition 0 and condition 1 of the trigger function can be specified as target items.
Therefore, it is possible to grasp not only the change of communications traffic (the rate of line usage) but also the number of transmission and reception times of specific data strings and the occurrence frequency tendency of errors on a time zone basis.
Furthermore, the auto range display with increased graphic resolution allows ease of seeing slight changes.

Simulation function provides the actual operating environments

With the simulation feature, LINEEYE protocol analyzers act as the counterpart to the target device and perform transmission and reception tests according to protocol.
Even in the early stages of development when matching devices are not available, it provides six types of simulation modes.
Error handling process can be checked by sending data with parity errors. Margins can be evaluated by intentionally shifting communications speed.
For example, test the 9600bps target device at 9840bps speed. In addition, data transmission can be linked with the changes in the signal lines, and an automatic control of RS-485 transmission driver IC is supported.

MANUAL mode

The MANUAL mode allows you to send the data registered in transmission table which corresponds to the "0" to "F" keys. The data can be set with one press of a key.
While checking replies from a unit under development with the monitoring feature, you can easily and simply test the communications process.
You can also send fixed data by registering it under a key combination of the SHIFT and "0" to "D" keys, as well as turn RTS/CTS and DTR/DCD signal lines on/off with the SHIFT and "E"/"F" key combinations.

BUFFER mode

In the BUFFER mode, you can select between transmission and reception, and send transmitted or received data that has been captured in the buffer using the unit's monitoring capabilities, as simulation data without requiring further manipulation.
This mode is effective in conducting reproducibility tests using the same data as that monitored under actual communications conditions.

FLOW mode

Flow control can be simulated on the transmission and reception-lines using X-on/off flow control or the control line handshake.
In the transmission mode, up to 16 cycles of data from transmission start until a generated interrupt request can be displayed.
In the reception mode, you can set the number of received data cycles until a transmission interrupt request is generated, as well as the time until the transmission resume request is generated.

ECHO mode

In the ECHO mode, LINEEYE protocol analyzers internally return received data.
Buffer echo to send back data by a frame, character echo to send back data by a character and loop back echo to return by the hardware can be selected.
It is used to test display terminals and communications terminals.

POLLING mode

The POLLING mode simulates the slave and master units in multidrop (1:N connection) polling protocols. In the slave mode, the LINE EYE protocol analyzers check the number of received frames that are assigned their address and whether errors occur or not, replying with user-set data.
In the master mode, they send polling messages to 32 slave units, and check and display replies from each slave.

PROGRAM mode

By creating a purpose-specific command program, the communications protocol can be flexibly simulated alongside condition monitoring.
The program is created using the menu selection, so it is easy to master. [PROGRAM mode commands table]

Command	Operation
SEND CHR	Data communications up to 8 characters.
SEND TBL	Data communications of the specified transmission data table.
SEND REG	Data communications of the transmission data table specified by a register value.
SEND BUF	Transmits data in the frame buffer.
SEND KEY	Transmits data in the transmission data table corresponding to keystroke.
SEND DA + REG	Transmits data of the data array specified by additional value of preset value of the data array number and the value specified by register number.
WAIT CHR	Waits for the particular character string of up to 8 characters to be received.
WAIT FRM CLR/NOCLR	Waits for a frame to be received.
WAIT TRG	Waits for a specified trigger condition to be specified.
WAIT TM	Waits for a specified period of time.
WAIT KEY	Waits until one of the keys from 0 to F is pressed.
WAIT LN =	Waits until the logical values of the control lines meet with the setting.
GOTO L	Jumps to a specified label number
IF CHR L	Branches to a specified lable number if the particular character string is included in the frame buffer.
IF TRG L	Branches to a specified label number if the trigger conditions are satisfied.
IF TM L	Branches to a specified label number if the timer exceeds the setting value
IF CT L	Branches to a specified label number if the counter exceeds the setting value.
IF LN = L	Branches to a specified label number if the logic values of control lines meet with the setting.
IF REG REG L	Branches to a specified lable number if the inequality relation between registers is satisfied
IF TBL L	Branches to a specified label number if it is satisfied with data of table specified by the table number.
IF DA +REG L	Branches to a specified label number if data in the frame buffer is satisfied with data in the data array specified by the additional value, which is the sum of the designated value of a data array number, and the value designated in the register number.
CALL L	Jumps to a subroutine marked with a specified label number.
RET	Returns from the subroutine.
SET REG	Sets a value to register, or increments or decrements the register.
SET LN =	Sets a value of the control line.
SET TM	Sets a value to the timer, or controls the start, the stop or the restart of the program.
SET CT	Sets a value to the counter, or increments or resets the counter.
SET BZ	Sets the buzzer.
SET OUT	Outputs a pulse to the trigger out terminal.
SET DA	Sets data to the data array.
SET DV REG	Sets the specified number of characters on contents in register as a character string to the data array.
INT TRG0 L	Jumps to the subroutine marked by the specified label number when the condition of trigger 0 is satisfied.
RETI L	Returns from subroutine started by the INT command.
DISI TRG0	Disables an interruption.
STOP	Stops the running of simulation operation.
L	Enters a label number in a range from 0 to 999 in decimal notation.

BERT(Bit Error Rate Test)

BERT function enables you to evaluate parameters (bit error count, block error count) conforming to ITU-T G.821 Notification, hence enabling error rate evaluation and fault point identification.
Elaborate test patterns and functions such as bit error forced interrupt are comparable to dedicated equipment. [Contents of BERT measurement]

Savail	Available measurement in seconds	0 - 9999999(sec)
Receive bit	Effective bits received	0 - 9999999 - 9.99E9
Error bit	Error bit count	0 - 9999999 - 9.99E9
Bit error rate	Bit error rate	0.00E-0 - 9.99E-9
Sync loss	SYNC loss count	0 - 9999
Receive block	Block error count	0 - 9999999 - 9.99E9
Error block	Block error rate	0 - 9999999 - 9.99E9
Block error rate	Effective blocks received	0.00E-0 - 9.99E-9
Error second	Error second	0 - 9999999(sec)
%E.F.S	Normal operation rate	0.000 - 100.000(%)

Many of test patterns

Evaluation is possible in ASYNC or SYNC mode, by specifying measurement period or test pattern.
Three patterns are added for longer measurement period.

Graphs for specified measurement period

Records the results of more than one specified measurement period by using repeat mode.
The movement of graph enables you to check the error rate easily.

Full of Convenient Functions for Efficient Measurement

Auto RUN / STOP Function

By making start and end time settings, automatic measurement will be possible for the specified period.
This feature is useful for unmanned measurement with only an analyzer left on site.

Enable to duvelop your own control systems

LINEEYE provides the LE series library of Visual C++ and Visual Basic. It enables you to devolop your own control systems collaborating other PC software in ashort period. [ connect to LE series ]

LEConnect	Connect to LE series
LEGetSetup	Get settings of LE series
LESetTable	Set trausmission data / tables
LEGetProgram	Get programs / data
LEStartMeasure	Strat measuring
LEGetMonitorData	Get monitored data
LEEmulationKey	Emulate keys of LE series

LE series library is for using some useful functions by user-application. To use all functions of LE series on PC, use LE-PC800G.

Monitor Condition Auto Setting

The communications conditions of lines, such as the communications speed and framing of the lines, can be automatically detected if relatively large volumes of communications data with few errors flows in the lines.
This is effective for monitoring lines of unknown communications conditions.
* Accurate auto settings will not be possible for small volumes of communications data or data that contains many errors.

File Printout Function [Functional Enhancement]

The continuous printing of measurement data as well as the printing of screen display is possible in an appropriate format selected from a wide variety of formats according to the display mode of the screen.
Printing images of text files and bitmap files can be saved on the CF card if the destination of output is specified as files, thus saving paper resources and making it possible to utilize data on personal computers at the same time.

File Management Function

The file management feature makes it possible to save a number of test conditions and measurement data in PC-compatible format on the optional high-capacity CF card.
This functions supports file sorting and filtering, thus greatly improving file search performance. Moreover, the LE-8200 is safely designed.
Therefore, if an automatic backup is set, measurement data will be saved automatically on completion of measurement.

Firmware updating

The latest firmware with additional functions and improvements can be found on our website.
Support to new communications standards and new functions with no interface change will be available by simply updating the firmware.
When you download it to your PC, you can update the firmware over the provided serial cable.