Hello Guest,

The latest release of PicoLog (R5.20.1) does not have that problem (http://www.picotech.com/download.html).

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John

Hello guest,

Please refer to the following forum link: http://www.picotech.com/support/viewtopic.php?t=4038

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John

Hello Bob, I can see the appeal of the feature that you would like, but then, the PicoScope 2203 would be a considerably more expensive product. From your figures, the AWG is achieving better than 1% frequency accuracy, which is quite amazing from a highly featured product at this price! Regards John

Hello Rafael,

Please view the following Pico Knowledge Base entry:

http://www.picotech.com/support/kb/DataLoggers-kb215

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John

Hello guest,

Does the unit still work on the previous PC and, which version of PicoLog are you using on each system?

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John

Sandy,

Please view my reply to your other post.

It would be helpful if you could maintain a single thread for this or, send an email to support@picotech.com.

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John

Hello Sandy, It is unclear as to exactly what your request is, however, guessing from some key words, please try the following: Uninstall any Pico software that you have on your PC and then Perform a search for any files with 'Pico' in the title, which you should then delete. Re-install the latest v...

Hello guest,

That is correct, as PicoScope 6 works with USB oscilloscopes only.

You may use PicoScope 5 (aka PicoScope) with either unit.

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John

Hello Bob,

You may edit the AWG frequency to three decimal places by over typing the preset value.

e.g. 9.923 Khz.

Regards
John

Hello guest, Per my initial response: 'for the experiment you refer to, any of our 8 bit USB oscilloscopes would be suitable but, as you mention budget, then the 220x could be a sensible choice'. As you require a minimum of 50 MS/s, the PS2204 would meet that requirement. I trust that clarifies my r...

Hello Guest, The main purpose of the Demo is to get an overall impression of the PicoScope application software, rather than a definitive evaluation of each PicoScope product. The PS2202 is quite a different unit from the PS2203/4/5, the latter of which offer superior overall specifications by compa...

Hello mmaicoll,

You could use PicoLog (http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/plw044.pdf) in Fast block mode or, PicoScope 5 (http://www.picotech.com/document/pdf/psw044.pdf) in 'save on trigger' mode.

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John

Hello guest,

For the experiment you refer to, any of our 8 bit USB oscilloscopes would be suitable but, as you mention budget, then the 220x could be a sensible choice (http://www.picotech.com/picoscope2000.html).

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John

Hello Will,

This behaviour is related to a lack of computer processing overhead, rather than a bug.

Essentially, the production of a graph while also recording is a resource hungry application, which might be ameliorated by a more powerful computer.

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John

Hello guest,

Please try the session with the graph view closed.

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John