Logic 1.x Installation (Deprecated)
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Starting October of 2022, Saleae has released a new hardware revision of our Logic analyzers which requires the latest version of the Logic 2 software available here. This newer revision of the hardware will no longer work with our legacy Logic 1.x software.
If you plan on using the older Logic 1.x software, you can follow the instructions below.
The older Logic 1.x software can be downloaded below. Version 1.2.29 is the last version of Logic 1.x.
Logic 1.x Download (Deprecated)Simply download and run the installer. We install a driver for the Logic hardware as part of the installation process, so you will be prompted to trust software from Saleae.
You can try running the standalone version of the software, which does not need to be installed. Simply extract it and run Logic.exe. Since the installer normally handles driver installation, you may need to manually install the driver if you use the standalone version. The driver files are included with the standalone download. The standalone version can be downloaded from the Logic 1.x Download link provided above.
Simply download, double-click, and drag the Logic software into the Application folder. It is the same as other Mac software you have installed in the past.
Download the zip file and extract it. The software will run from this folder. You can leave this folder on your desktop or move it anywhere that has write permissions. Launch the Logic software by opening the folder and double-clicking the Logic executable. You may want to make a shortcut to this executable for more convenient access.
In addition, The Logic 1.2.18 (and prior) software on Linux requires write permissions to several directories in order to run. More information on this below.
Linux Permission Requirements for Logic SoftwareYou can extract the AppImage with ./Logic-1.2.40-Linux.AppImage --appimage-extract, which will dump the contents to a new directory called squashfs. You can then run the Logic binary directly from there.
On Linux, please keep in mind that we no longer store the settings.xml file, calibration downloads, and other temporary files in the same directory structure as the application. Those are now stored in standard directories such as the following:
~/.config/Logic
or
~/.local/share/Logic
Before using the software with Logic hardware, you'll need to give the application permission to access the device (otherwise you'll have to launch the application with sudo). To do this, unplug any attached Logic device(s). From the command line, navigate to the Driver folder and run the script installdriver.sh.
