Shame it seems unsupported by Sigrok? (The whole line, not just new one.) I understand Digilent having no interest in helping, but I'm surprised there wouldn't have been sufficient community interest in figuring it out, however much of a hack it required.
The sigrok community, such as it is, mostly consists of a lot of frustrated would-be contributors who can't get their drivers reviewed or bug reports addressed. Nobody is maintaining it anymore.
The project really needs somebody to step in and take it over.
I think you're probably right thinking about it - why would they have the DC jack as well as USB-C if they'd done anything more than just swap the connector. It's pretty trivially backwards compatible, even with (USB2-level) PD.
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Shame it seems unsupported by Sigrok? (The whole line, not just new one.) I understand Digilent having no interest in helping, but I'm surprised there wouldn't have been sufficient community interest in figuring it out, however much of a hack it required.
The sigrok community, such as it is, mostly consists of a lot of frustrated would-be contributors who can't get their drivers reviewed or bug reports addressed. Nobody is maintaining it anymore.
The project really needs somebody to step in and take it over.
I would rather see the Sigrok community to design their own sub-$50 hardware that doesn't suck.
I don't want 1GHz bandwidth or unlimited sample depth. Just something that works reasonably well up to 5-10 MHz.
I got the impression that they only have a USB2 uplink, which is unfortunate for a $380 device in 2023.
I think you're probably right thinking about it - why would they have the DC jack as well as USB-C if they'd done anything more than just swap the connector. It's pretty trivially backwards compatible, even with (USB2-level) PD.