Hi rcox, It looks like you don't have ps2000.h header in the path. By default it is installed in /opt/picoscope/include/libps2000-2.1. (Assuming, you use the latest package?) The example in /opt/picoscope/share/doc/libps2000 uses autotools to configure that, have a look to get the idea. Otherwise yo...

Hi All, The new release is now out. Besides fixes to permissions setup in postinit scripts, it brings handful of new features: MSO channels support Analog offset and bandwidth filters in channel properties Rulers* New properties window for persistence mode * Rulers come with certain bug - after sett...

Hi Andrej,

There can be only one unit open in per process. To open multiple devices you would need one process per device - but then they would work seamlessly (assuming there is enough bandwidth on usb bus).

Regards,
Mario

Hi Dylan, Well spotted, close, but issue is different. When release was made for SuSe and other rpm based flavors a regression has been introduced to postinstall script. Certain versions of 'usermod' don't have '-a' option, but all support '-G GROUP1,GROUP2' syntax. To be safe I've ported those chan...

Hi, The only thing that comes to mind is that you may have some inconsistencies in sources.list file. Just to be sure I have recreated indexes on repository. Please remove any entries regarding picoscope from /etc/apt/sources.list (or any other file you put that information to) and use command from ...

That's maybe unusual that your installation of Fedora has debconf installed (need to confirm whether it isn't standard). In the postinstall script I've made this assumption that if system has debconf -> therefore it uses dpkg -> deb packages provide configure scripts which rpm has not. The workaroun...

Detailed information on getting mono for CentOS6 are provided in this thread: http://www.picotech.com/support/topic13433.html

PicoScope6GTK requires mono installation for operation. CentOS6 and derivatives don't provide this requirement. Yet there is workaround using packages available on opensuse.download.org server. To get mono requirement for PicoScope6GTK on Centos6, run the following steps in the terminal: 1. Configur...

Alongside releases for Debian based systems we have compiled another range of packages destined for distribution using RPM for package management. To get your copy of the software run following commands in the terminal: OpenSuSE 12/13 (should work for 11.4 too, untested) sudo zypper addrepo http://l...

Hi Isidre, It appear you may have a broken mono installation. Unless you have tried this already, lets start by reinstalling it: sudo apt-get install --reinstall mono-runtime libmono-system-core4.0-cil libmono-system-management4.0-cil libmono-system-windows-forms4.0-cil libmono-windowsbase4.0-cil li...

Thanks for doing that. Yet.. the release that includes SuSE (and other rpm based distros) support is coming soon

@JackElliott

Missing AWG/Siggen menu (or rather not appearing sometimes/or some controls not working in it ) for 3000 series, is unfortunate but known issue to be resolved.

New release is just out. It expands support for PS4000 device ranges. Fix for USB2.0 devices plugged into USB3.0 port is also present.

Enjoy...
Mario

Hey Oscar, After hmaarrfk post I realized what problem we are dealing here with. You are plugging in USB2.0 device into USB3.0 port. In this case kernel will still use xhci_hcd to control this. I have just tested this setup and ran into same difficulties. There is known issue with libusbx libusb_cle...

Tim, Yes, I can confirm bug for sig gen menu not appearing for 3206. Oscar, This is strange, as xhci is USB3.0 controller, while PS5244B is USB2.0 device. The message for xhci seems unrelated. You can always try to unload xhci_hcd: sudo rmmod xhci_hcd In /opt/picoscope/share/doc/libps5000a/ example ...