Robin: Of course I didn't read your post until I left town again, so I do not have access to that computer for another week. However I did bring the picoscope with me to send back, but I'll hold onto it. I don't know the version...6.0 something. I purchased it around March 2008 (I think), if that he...

Robin:

I also tried to load it on another PC. It made me stop on the "detected new hardware setup". It said something like "not recognized by Windows as safe and may compromise your entire system...highly recommend to abort install." So I did.

Crawford

Robin: No other USB devices are attached. It has always been the same. I connected the signal output to channel B and turned on the signal generator. Nothing happened, except that it still crashed if I tried to change any of the trigger modes or put it to none or zero. I messed with the generator se...

Robin: I don't really understand the signal generator. I turned it on, but then what? Nothing happened. Anyway, regarding triggering. A few things. First, my strain gauge is connected and reads 15.36 kg. My trigger is set for 2.4V. If I put trigger mode on "none", it crashes right away. If I put tri...

Robin:
I'll check in a couple of days when I'm back at the computer and let you know.
Crawford

Robin: Everything is the same as when it worked before. The program starts up fine. I use it in repeat mode. It is connected to a strain gauge on channel A. As soon as I apply a force above the trigger point, the software crashes saying "application unexpectedly quit." To see if it worked below the ...

My Pico 2203 crashes as soon as any data is sent its way. I starts up fine, but as soon as it gets any kind of signal, it quits. Tried restarting several times to no avail. I'm using Windows XP home edition version 2002. It worked a couple of months ago but I have not fired up the computer or the pr...

Will Pico software run on a Mac with PC emulation software?

I used to work with the ADC-212/3 (old company). Now I need a new oscilloscope. The 212-3 worked great for my needs. But, being old technology hardware, are you keeping it around or should I go for something in the 2000 or 3000 series? The 2203-2205 all have better specs than the 212/3 except resolu...