Do any LabVIEW users need or want an example VI of the new fast streaming modes available on the 3224 and 3424 series oscilloscopes? Remember, the fast streaming function is only available in the driver and can achieve upto 3Msample/Sec sampling rate. If so, please let me know what features you woul...

Hello,

THank you for your post.

One of our software engineers is working on a new PS3000 example VI.

Please be patient while we work on this.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Teemu,

Please download the attached DLL and copy to your Pico Directory overwriting the old version of the file.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello,

Can you let me know if you are still experiencing issues with this?

Many thanks,
Michael

Thank you for your post.

I am sure that other users will be interested.

Many thanks,
Michael

Hello,

How are you getting on with this?

Please let me know.

Regards,
Michael

Hello,

I have sent these VI's to your email address.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Kevin,

Not quite sure what is going on here. I will pass this to one of our software engineers.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Teemu,

YOu will need to uninstall the PS3000, unplug and then reinstall the software. Now you will be able to plug in the scope and try again.

Best regards,
Micheal

Hello Fon,

YOu will need to check the unit on another machine.

If it still fails, you will need to return it to us for repair. Email support@picotech.com for further support.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Rich,

THank you for your question and a very good one it is too.

Windows Vista presents many issues to software and hardware developers. for instance, Driver support can only be issued with Windows logo tested support.

Rest assured we will be supporting Vista.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello,

The sampling frequency for the ADC16 is measured in conversion time. THis is 1.5 seconds per active channels. So 3 channels would make sampling interval of 4.5 seconds.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Jeremy,

Thank you for your post.

Can you tell us when this noise appears? Is it present when you are using open channels?

If so, this is quite usual. There is a quiescent effect of the A-D converter which will settle when you input a signal.

Bets regards,
Michael

Hello Dave,

I will pass this suggestion to the software engineering team.

Many thanks,
Michael

Hello,

Thank you for your post.

I have attached another PS3000 VI for you to try.

Best regards,
Michael