The Frequency Response Analyzer application uses this approach.

Which PicoScope do you have, and which programming language are you trying to use ?

We don't currently have a Beta version, and no guarantee that we will have Beta versions available during the software development cycle, so the only option would be to uninstall the latest and then install the XP version in it's place.

This was a known issue, and we have just released a new version of software that fixes this, PicoScope 6 Automotive 6.13.17

Which 3000 series model do you have?

If you open the PicoScope 6 software and send the info from the Help->About box that will give the required information.

Your issue is being addressed via our email ticket system

Your issue is being addressed via our email ticket system

It would be difficult to achieve this as it is not possible to update the AWG buffer on the fly, and the AWG buffer size is limited.

Have you tried the compiled version on the development PC ?

If yes, can you send in your code to support@picotech.com and the team can take a look.

Can you send a working example showing the issue to support@picotech.com and the team can take a look.

You would need to save to file and restart capture in a loop, and then monitor the saved files. Alternatively you could write your own application to record live data.

It's the way it was written, and as it is legacy code it can't be changed.

Please note that if you create your own probes and subsequently cause damage to the scope this will not be covered by any warranty. If you go down this route make sure you fully understand what you are doing and how it works.

The PicoScope 2205 have relays that switch between the high and low voltage ranges on each channel. When running in PicoLog, the input signal is fed through from one input connector to both channels’ ADCs in parallel to get twice the sampling rate. Then the other input connector is routed through th...