Take the current sdk and just drop in the dll from my previous post. If you are still getting errors after this let us know what they are.

The issue is making sure that the starting point and conditions for decode are correct.

We now have Linux drivers for all the current range of scopes. These can be downloaded from our website http://www.picotech.com/software.html by selecting the appropriate product.

Have you tried "Override automatic range selection" in the Math Channel wizzard ?

The scope will provide ADC counts which will need to be converted to voltages dependant upon the voltage scale that the scope is set to, is it possible that this adjustment is not being made ?

Post your Labview code and we can take a look, either here or at support@picotech.com

Max ADC value should be 32767

The parallel to USB adapter was discontinued due to a part no longer being available. No work is being done with the old parallel port DrDaq as it is discontinued and, as we don't release interface specifications, the only way to use a DrDaq and Pi combination would be to get hold of the new USB DrD...

I was about to post those exact words yesterday afternoon but got called off on to something else

I am not familiar with LabWindows/CVI but know that others have used it to access our products. One thought could be to try with the UsbPt104bc.lib file in case the issue is with the Microsoft version.

If this doesn't help then please confirm the driver version you are using.

This question was answered on another forum so quoting autonerdz What I understand you to say is you want to do a voltage drop test on the starter positive side. If this is correct, then keep scope grounded to bat neg and deploy two channels, one on each end of the circuit. Then you can do a math ch...

The horizontal cursors are the little coloured squares (matching the channel colour) at the top left, or top right of the screen window. The horizontal cursors are the little white square at the bottom left of the trace window, just inside the scales. Just click and drag.

To access one of our scopes from LabView you do need a driver file. This file will be the generic Windows driver used by our own software and other example code, for example ps3000a.dll for the new 3000 series scopes. It is accessed through function call blocks in Labview directly within the vi's. O...

New features will arrive in the Beta release software which you can download and install alongside the standard release versions http://labs.picotech.com/#psw6

We don't have a published list of what is in the pipeline as this is company confidential

We do have a number of decodes supported by our software and the list is steadily growing. RC5/NEC has not been asked for yet so I will add it to the list although there are no guarantees on time scales for when/if this will be implemented, there are so many other things on the feature wish list.

You are on an interesting journey there. Post back if, or should I say when ;) you have more questions. Most issues will probably have been encountered by our developers over the years ;) One of our latest drawing related issues is the filtering of signals whilst still streaming data at sensible spe...