Thanks - was the product number I was wrong on, as I was using 11. Can't find where this is said in the manual, and all the comments in the code only refers to 11 / 22.. One last thing - whenever the ADC11 is open, it uses 100% of one of the CPU's. (whether in PicoScope or the test visual basic / c+...

Can't get it to work - using the example c program supplied it gives a device not found. adc11/22 driver example program Version 1.0 Select the parallel port Use 1 for LPT1, 2 for LPT2, etc 101 for USB port 1, etc Port: 101 Select type of product Use 11 for ADC-11 22 for ADC-22 Product: ADC-11 Openi...

thats fixed my picoscope problem - one more question, what device number / port should I be using in visual basic to access this - currently I'm trying with port 101 and device 11 , with the adc11_open_unit functions.

The installer I've got only seems to show ADC11(PARALLEL PORT)

I've got a USB-ADC-11, and Windows 2000. When I plug the device in, I get a found new device, and in device manager I get a device called 'Pico USB ADC11'. However, I don't seem to get any PICO USB-PP ports, and trying to access the device on ports 1-4 hasn't been succesful (Device not found). I've ...