I have a 2203, I'm guessing they behave the same. It will work in Pico 7, although a bug reduces the available memory in the software*. Pico 6 works fine. *The scope can have up to 2MS per channel in a waveform when streaming. In Pico 6 software you have a 100MS total limit in the software meaning y...

Did you perhaps install the automotive version of the software instead of the test & measure version? 2205A will only work with T&M.

Windows computer? What version windows? I think only 10 and up is supported now.

You'll have lots of fun with that!
Just remember to attenuate the input signal, the scope only goes to 20V and can be damaged over 100, lots of things around vehicle electrical systems can go above that. Using the 1:1/10:1 probe at 10:1 should be reasonably safe for many things (not all).

Did you get the right Pico 6 version? Some wander off into the automotive part of Picoscopes site and get the automotive software, that will not work with your 2000 series scope. If you have the right software but it still doesn't work, try uninstalling it and installing again. As for question two, ...

That would indeed be a nice feature.

I think you have a button called "Zero offset" in the channel settings, have you tried that?

I do see your points. The situation isn't quite ideal.
About the short input box, I believe you can write the formula anywhere and copy-paste it (or copy-paste it from the box to anywhere else with more room), if that helps seeing everything going on at once.

I don't use picolog, just the picoscope software so there may be differences in how this works, but I fail to see the point in using the output from one or more math channels to base another math channel on. Make one single math channel to do all the math you want based on the raw input data, and yo...

You may need to elaborate on how you mean.

Hi, I'm researcher. i have piezoelectric generator devices with signal Vpp 44, 60, 50, 100 and 150 Ac voltage with open circuit current 4.4 uA and 6uA 5.5uA and 9uA, respectively. can i use the 2205A picoscope to get the signal or not ? and which mode safety for the picoscope to get the piezoelectr...

It is an oscilloscope, and as such it can perform any common oscilloscope duty. It will measure voltage over time, it doesn't care if you've hooked it to an audio amplifier, a computers power supply or a couple of sensors in a car - it will measure whatever it's hooked up to and show you the result ...

I think you had to make a choice about what you are saving first. Something along those lines.

I would try uninstalling the software and installing it again. Tends to solve many strange issues after updates.

Can't you just connect another regular scope channel to the same input signal (at a voltage lever that can handle of course) and check for any difference between the channels? Would tell you what you really get, not just a theoretical estimate.