Getting close to 1 year anniversary for this report

Is this going to be solved at all? Please update me.

-cpede

Any progress on this issue?

Our application using the PicoScope is to be presented in January for a larger audience. I have to decide quickly whether to proceed with the PicoScope or look for alternatives.

I really hope that your development team can solve this.

-cpede

The more I use this feature, the more I think it is implemented wrong. ps6000EnumerateUnits should enumerate all devices no matter what, - opened or closed. It is not logical that ps6000EnumerateUnits return 0, when a device is clearly connected and opened. The ps6000EnumerateUnits method is often c...

Great, it is really an annoying problem, and so easy to reproduce.

-cpede

Hi please talk to the development.

Since both you and I can easily reproduce the problem, - it should be possible to fix it.

Maybe this topic should be moved to the C/C++ Forum?

-cpede

How are things progressing on this issue?

-cpede

I have no problems with the ps6000EnumerateUnits. The reason for using the InitInstance and ExitInstrance is that I uses the PicoScope driver in a DLL which is manually loaded using LoadLibrary and FreeLibrary. And by the way, it has already taken more than one month for you to answer that you will ...

Any news.

It should be easy to reproduce with my small sample.

-cpede

Is it possible to control the fan speed on the PicoScope 6402C using the API?

-cpede

Is it possible to suppress the PicoScope dialog that popup when opening the device using the API?

-cpede

Yes, the ps6000OpenUnit has been called successfully. The problem is not as much your function calls. Both ps6000OpenUnit and ps6000CloseUnit as well as other function calls can be successfully called as long as it is not called from the DLL's InitInstance or ExitInstance methods. It is very easily ...

Any progress after looking at my sample project?
I can also offer you to run a TeamViewer session if that helps?

-cpede

OK, I made a small sample. In VS2015 I made a small dialog based EXE project and a DLL project in one solution. The EXE have two functions to load and unload the DLL using ::LoadLibrary and ::FreeLibrary, that's it. In the DLL I have references to the ps6000.lib (in stdafx.cpp) and an include to ps6...

OK, this is not mentioned in the SDK manual.This means, that is should be easy to detect new devices.

What is the correct method for detecting that a device is disconnected a.k.a. the USB cable is unplugged while a device is connected?

-cpede

I'm trying to make a small program in C++ using the SDK for the PicoScope 6402C. I'm calling the SDK from a DLL, and uses only the functions ps6000OpenUnit, ps6000GetUnitInfo, and ps6000CloseUnit. In the constructor I call ps6000OpenUnit and ps6000GetUnitInfo, and in the destructor I call ps6000Clos...