I need to continuously collect voltage data just like the Picoscope software does when set to a timebase of 1 s/div, but I haven't been able to figure out how to mimic its behavior. Slow mode looks interesting, but appears to not be implemented. What driver settings and calls does Picoscope use? Tha...

Thank you for your questions. Thank you for your answers. :) The files do go into the path that is stated for NT, for XP and 2000 they go in: c:\windows\system32\drivers\ Well, thankfully the installer I'm using has a function that returns the windows directory on the machine, because at least on m...

I hope this clear up any confusion that may have been caused by me first post. It helps a lot, Mark, thanks. A few more questions this brings up for me: I'm assuming that on NT, 2000 & XP the files go in to c:\ winnt \system32\drivers? Is there anything special I need to do to uninstall these files...

To have your application run without installing Picolog or PicoScope you will need to intall the system driver, unit driver, What do you mean by the system driver and unit driver? and if using the USB to Parallel port adapter these system files as well. Files: Windows XP, 2000, NT c:\windows\system...

I'm working on the installer for an application that uses the ADC-212/3, and I want to make sure I install the necessary 'stuff' correctly regardless of the platform (95/98/NT/2000/XP) and without requiring the user to have already installed the Pico software. I'm looking for one of two things: A po...