Hello steveclarknoe,

It may possibly be a hardware fault if you have the same problem on other machines.

Please send an email to support@picotech.com with your return address and contact details and a link to this post if you wish to return the unit for investigation and repair.

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John

Hello Steve, You may find inspiration from the following article http://www.picotech.com/applications/gas-turbines.html It is possible to do something similar for your application using the TC-08 http://www.picotech.com/thermocouple.html and ADC-11 http://www.picotech.com/data-acquisition.html conve...

Hello joseluistrigo,

You may wish to consider making a small circuit based around something like an LM2917 to convert flow rate pulses to a voltage which is proportional to flow.

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John

Hello steveclarknoe,

This could be an installation process problem as our software works OK with SP3.

Please try re-installing the software and hardware according to the following instructions: http://www.picotech.com/support/kb/Soft ... tion-kb141

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John

Thank you Kenny,

My colleage has responded and will deal with this.

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John

Hello kiyoshi_abe,

It is possible that your pH probe is defective as they can dry out over time and, the easiest check would be to use a known working probe in a buffer solution of known pH.

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John

Hello Wesley,

The pH sensor is not suitable for direct connection to an ADC-20/24; you would need to design and construct an electronic interace circuit.

We sell the pH probe for use with the DrDAQ educational product http://www.drdaq.com/index.html

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John

Hello Guest,

You will find an .msi file for your Pico software application on the Pico software CD in D:\software\windows\32bit

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John

Hello Guest,

Your requirement could be met with an ADC-11 (USB) and resistor divider which could be placed on the ADC-11 Terminal Board http://www.picotech.com/data-acquisition.html

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John

Hi croc,

For the ADC-24, please refer to section 4.4 of the user guide for the noise-free resolution data http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/adc20044.pdf

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John

Hi Kenny,

Please attach a .psdata file showing this behaviour and send it to support@picotech.com with a link to this forum post.

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John

Hello Marco,

Tolerances are summed as a basic rule.

Our most accurate sensor is the SE012 1/10th DIN Precision Probe, with a tolerance of ±0.03 at °C . http://www.picotech.com/pt100_sensors.html

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John

Hello guest,

You will find PicoScope6.msi on the software CD in D:\software\windows\32bit\picoscope6

You will need to ensure that .net framework 2.0 is installed.

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John

Hello croc,

You may wish to consider the ADC-24 http://www.picotech.com/precision-data-acquisition.html which is capable of resolving down to the level that you require.

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John

It may be helpful to consult the PC supplier.

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John