Can you try uninstalling the software and then reinstalling it but selecting the English language option.

Please send the crash reports to support@picotech.com , this sounds a very unusual problem.

Check Help->About and, if the scope details are listed correctly, check that the software is capturing data (press the space bar) and that there are no triggers set.

Yes the second is from the console example running with my 3206a, so has the correct calls and settings for triggers. I will await the results of your tests.

Thanks for the feedback, I will mention this although it may even be better to save these settings from a menu command.

I would suggest putting in signals with a known phase shift (90 or 180) and see what results you get.

If you select timebase 100 = 1568ns sample interval the following code will trigger for a pulse between approx 50us and 100us /**************************************************************************** * CollectStreamingTriggered * this function demonstrates how to collect a stream of data * from ...

/**************************************************************************** * CollectStreamingTriggered * this function demonstrates how to collect a stream of data * from the unit (start collecting on trigger) ***************************************************************************/ void Coll...

There are three modes of operation :- Block Mode A block is captured, downloaded to the pc and then the trigger is rearmed which can take between 1ms and 50ms depending upon the PC and other software running. Not suitable for you requirements Rapid Block Mode A number of blocks, up to maximum buffer...

It would be easier if you submitted the vi rather than a picture.

I would suggest trying with

R6.6.28 http://www.picotech.com/software.html

or even

R6.7.2(beta) http://labs.picotech.com/#psw6

as streaming has been improved significantly since the version you have listed.

Please drop your questions in to support@picotech.com giving full details of the types of PC, USB connections and cables, and if 64 or 32 bit O/S's

These drivers are for the USB DrDaq not the PicoScope 2203

Try connecting the awg ouptut to the input channel using a bnc to bnc cable, not a probe. If this still only shows low level noise contact support@picotech.com to arrange for the scope to be checked over.

Glad you have found a fix.