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How can I determine the serial numbers of the used communication devices?

Serial number of Universal Access Device ...

  • See the sticker at the bottom of the UAD or UAD2 or
  • Power on the UAD/UAD2 with TraceBoard option and use the TraceBoardCfg Tool or
  • Disconnect any target, power on the UAD/UAD2 and open a Workspace with a target configuration using the UAD/UAD2
    • when connection fails, push the "View" button or open the __connection_failed_report*.txt file
    • scroll down to
      • Communication device:
          Type/Revision:  UAD, HW-Revision:
          Serial Number:  XXXXXX.
Serial number of fast-PC6x Communication card...
  • See the sticker at the bottom of the fast-PC6x Communication card or
  • Start Onboard debug session
    • scroll back in Command View: MSG: Fv66TargIntf: fast-PC67C/PCI, SN: XXXXXX or
  • Open the Device Manager and the Properties page of the "fast-PC67C/PCI High Speed Communication Card"
    • find out the Production Number PN from the Firmware page
    • Calculate the Serial Number SN by the format ??-X?XX-XXX?
    • Sample: PN 10-0596-7250 => ??-0?96-725? => SN 096725
 

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