You need to be using the 2000a examples for your scope not the 2000 ones.

Click on the question mark on the left, you should find the version on the page.

Zadomo,
Do you have a PicoScope, and if so are you having difficulty in getting it to work with LabVIEW ?

Zadomo,
Do you have a PicoScope, and if so are you having difficulty in getting it to work with LabVIEW ?

Which version of the software are you using ? Have you tried with the recently released PicoLog 6.1.7 ?

There will be some overhead in changing the functions, however the underlying principles are the same. If you have time available now you will be able to sort out any potential issues so that you can proceed more quickly when you get the PicoScope 4262

With the PicoScope 4444 I would be looking at the PicoConnect 441 for the low voltage, and the PicoConnect 442 for the high voltage.

Do you know which model in the PicoScope 4000 series you are looking at ?

We are aware of these issues which will be addressed in a future release of the software.

Can you post the psdata file for a single screen capture and we can take a look at the setup, it may be that you haven't added the channels in the group.

Currently the PicoLog 6 software does not allow for frequency measurements, although it is on the feature request list for a future version.

What voltages are you looking at, and where is the measurement taken in respect of the mains wall outlet. Safe measurement practices are the primary factor to consider, not saving costs by re using accessories.

The simplest way to do this would be to set the signal generator to a DC signal with an offset of 0V

The majority of our devices have function generators, to advise which products would best fit your requirements we would need to know more detail about the setup. If you can send full details of exactly what you are measuring, and which sensors you intend to use, to support@picotech.com the team wil...

It is not possible to combine all waveforms for a captured data set on one screen. When starting the scope you can run a slower timebase when collecting the data and then zoom in on this to see more detail.