USB Monitor is an effective and simple in use analyzer of USB traffic for Windows. It allows to monitor incoming and outgoing data of a USB device plugged into the computer. USB adapter development is based on a long-standing experience in USB devices drivers development and you can easily make sure how much it's convenient and simple in use. Just choose the device and start monitoring. No critical information will pass by USB Monitor Pro. INTERNAL_IOCTLs, URB packets and IRP packets of PnP and PowerManagement subsystems will be captured and displayed immediately. The monitoring takes place in both directions (from device driver to the Host Controller Driver and vice versa). Format of captured data displaying is arranged to simplify data understanding as much as possible. Inspite of chronological ordering of captured information it's possible to get more detailed information (e.g. URB packet structure, hex-dump of packets carrying data) for every URB and INTERNAL_IOCTL packets at any time. Just click on a packet and you'll get it. USB Monitor Pro analyzes captured traffic and allows to immediately find URB request (or INTERNAL_IOCTL) come out to the Host Controller Driver and also corresponding URB packet processed by the Host Controller Driver. You will see both packets at once to compare them and then to make a corresponding conclusions.
USB Monitor general features:
Monitoring of data between USB device driver and the Host Controller Driver
Monitoring of all types of USB Request Block (URB)
Monitoring of all IOCTL_INTERNAL_USB_*
Monitoring of IRPs of PnP and Power Management subsystems
Updating list of packets in real time for non-stop analysis
Monitoring of a hot-plugged device
Saving of captured data for further examination
Separate records for request initiation and completion
Filtering mechanism for limiting the volume of captured data to concentrate on the most important information
Monitoring of several USB devices simultaneously
Software restart of USB device
USB adapter is compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, USB 1.x and 2.0
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
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