The analysis software export functionality allows analyzed data to be exported in several formats (for use in conjunction with the USBTracker 110 and with the USB Explorer 200).

The analysis software allows recorded USB transactions, endpoints data, setup requests or descriptions to be exported. The exporting function can be used in conjunction with instant filters for maximum versatility.

The exportation of USB transactions allows USB traffic to be recorded in a text or XML file. The text format is often used for printing, whereas the XML format may be simply scanned using a script language in order to extract very specific information. You can define whether all USB transactions in a file (All) or only filtered transactions (Only filtered) must be exported. Advanced options enable you to extend data packets that comprise of transactions SOF data packets clustered together in a single group, as well as grouped NAK transactions. The file that is generated in this way may be larger, but it also offers the advantage of providing maximum details about the element.

The data can be exported to a binary file (raw data) or to a text file (text).

Setup requests can be exported to a C header file according to their direction (Host-to-Device or Device-to-Host), type (Standard, Class or Vendor), recipient (Device, Interface, Endpoint, or Others), bRequest, wValue, wIndex, and wLength fields.

The descriptors can be exported to a C header or to an assembly file with format 8051 (8051 ASM).