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Hardware - USB-C (USB Type C) Connector
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Arno |
The Type C has become the dominant interface, especially as most phones/tablet as well as PC's now support this interface.
It is more robust and flexible than the USB3.0 A/B micro connector as presently found on the logic analyser.
On the next H/W update, please move over to this interface, as it will also allow Android, etc. interfaces without hassles.
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Jędrzej
Any news about USB-C? The current connector for USB3 is fragile and an upgrade to USB-C is essential in my opinion. I am currently holding my purchase until it will be available.
Tim
We don't have any official news to share on this topic yet, but in case you did not want to hold your purchase, we do offer a generous return policy when purchasing directly from us. More information on this can be found below.
support.saleae.com/180-day-return-policy-and-3-year-warranty
Damon
Morning Tim!
Long time fan of the Logic software. Can't tell you how many times it has saved me 😅.
For the past couple of days, I've been trying to create suggestion about supporting usb-c connectors, but the post has not gone through. I later realized this was already suggested(the search didn't show it for some reason)
I've tried to switch browsers, devices, but no matter what I do the posts are sent into a black hole and I get a weird error showing up on my screen. Pretty annoying to have to constantly rewrite things.
Being the engineer I am, I looked up some similar tools and there seem to be quite a few that might work better.
Here's some I found:
productroad.com/upvoty-alternative/
www.featurebase.app/alternative/upvoty
www.upfeed.co/alternative/upvoty
Hopefully the post goes through this time. Fingers crossed 🤞
Tim
It looks like this post specifically went through! I noticed you posted another "Test" idea post. I deleted that one to clean things up here. I'll merge your idea post into the existing one below:
ideas.saleae.com/b/feature-requests/usb-type-c-interface/
Tim
Merged with: Hopefully this works
Daniel
Any update on this?
Tim
I posted an update here:
discuss.saleae.com/t/type-c-interface/818/7
Tim
twitter.com/joaobino4/status/1664223252518928385
"@saleae is any logic hardware coming any soon with USB-C?"
Tim
discuss.saleae.com/t/logic-2-3-42/1348/8
"I fully understand why you’re making a minimal HW revision. I just wanted to ‘air’ my interest in getting an USB-C connector instead of the old abomination of an USB 3.0 connector.
Going to USB-C would require you to change the casing as well, so further costs. What I hear from colleagues that have worked with mini-USB, micro-USB and the USB-C connectors is that the USB-C is less mechanically stable and sturdy than it’s predecessors. Choosing a USB-C connector with PTH mechanical relief posts is important (with all-SMT connectors, you risk the copper getting torn off the fiberglass base)."
Tim
twitter.com/berniwa/status/1446003862603698176
"Count my vote too! USB-c should be standard"
Tim
twitter.com/Neolker/status/1445641849356505094
"What about a new version of HW? We want to use USB-C please."
Arno
The Type C has become the dominant interface, especially as most phones/tablet as well as PC's now support this interface.
It is more robust and flexible than the USB3.0 A/B connector.
On the next H/W update, please move over to this interface, as it will also allow Android, etc. interfaces without hassles.
Tim
Merged with: USB Type C instead of USB3.x
Martin
I agree with this request, USB-C is much more robust than the MicroB connector.
Oscar
That means a whole new aluminium casing which is very expensive. You could use a different cable which has usb-c at the other end though :)
Joao Paulo
Do you have an idea of how much money we are talking about?
Tomasz
Logic Pro isn't cheap either.
Steve Evans
Not unless there is fixed tooling. If the case is CNC machined then it’s just a program change. Were the case to be plastic and new hard tooling were required then the cost would be appreciable.
@Tim if you launch a USB-C version in six months time would I be able to return the analyser I’ve just purchased under your 180 day return policy and then simply buy the new model?
Tim
Hi Steve, great point. You are eligible for a refund as long as you meet the requirements summarized below for our 180-Day Return Policy.
support.saleae.com/180-day-return-policy-and-3-year-warranty