[PCR-1000] PCR-1000 Maximum Scan Rates
Julian Blandford
[email protected]
Mon, 22 Sep 2003 21:44:48 +1000
In the recent flurry of messages about TalkPCR I noticed that Probe1k laid claim to having the
fastest scan rates of any software that can drive the PCR-1000.
Apparently this is due to it being DOS based, nice and simple and having a great database
engine under the hood which enables Probe1k to churn through the frequencies quicker.
So what is the limiting factor on the maximum scan rate of the PCR-1000? Is it simply the
comms interface speed?
Presumably with faster and faster PC hardware out there that can execute code quickly (no matter
what GUI or database engine is being used), the limiting factor would not be the program
that generates the ASCII going down to the PCR?
Do those little USB-to-serial interfaces improve the throughput over just a plain DB9 connection?
best rgds, Julian
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