Hello Guest,

Please refer to the following article http://www.picotech.com/support/kb/DataLoggers-kb215

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John

Hi Marco & Guest,

Thank you for your inputs and, I shall pass them to our product planning team for consideration.

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John

Hello Jom,

You will find the most up-to-date PicoScope 6 application software and PicoScope 5000 series hardware User Guides at http://www.picotech.com/document/

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John

Hi Marco, What you wish to achieve is technically feasible if you were to write your own application software, and your solution would be an interesting and useful addition to this forum. You could of course simply use cursors in PicoScope to determine time difference between channels (and therefore...

Hello Ricky, You may write your own software application using the API we provide for our products. Further, you may download an SDK http://www.picotech.com/software.html for the product of interest from our website and, you will find a description of the function calls in the appropriate product gu...

Hello Guest,

Your application requires the PicoScope 9201 sampling oscilloscope http://www.picotech.com/picoscope9000.html as a standard oscilloscope is unlikely to have the analogue bandwith and low jitter that will be required.

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John

Hello PMarine, As you seem to realise, the PicoSope freqency meter does not count pulses and a conditioning circuit is required as you have identified. You may wish to consider building a circuit around an LM2917 to convert RPM to a proportional voltage. You could then use PicoLog data logging softw...

Hello Carlos,

PicoScope 5 supports ME and NT whereas, PicoScope 6 supports XP and Vista only.

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John

Hello Guest,

Do you have a PCI parallel port card installed?

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John

Hello Marco,

I am curious that you wish to measure frequency response rather than step response.

You could conceivably measure the latter with one of our oscilloscopes, however, you would need to define the parameters.

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John

Hello vicb,

The resolution is 16-bit on all ranges.

If you are experiencing resolution below that, you may wish to look at the application environment for sources that dominate the noise floor.

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John

Hello Matthew,

The '-P' invokes an .exe file whereas, you wish to access a function within the program from the command line and, that is not catered for in the application.

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John

Hello Guest,

That is not our area of expertise, however, you may find a web search useful.

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John

You are correct in that the API does not provide processing function calls, which should be calculated in your code.

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John

Hi Gorm,

Please de-select 'Auto trigger after'.

Click on the 'start' icon in Recorder before the initial trigger, to set the recorder.

I believe the above should solve the problem

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John