We are still working towards a release with serial decoding, hopefully not too long now before a beta release. Thanks! I'll keep an eye out for it. The code has been completely rewritten from the ground up to provide better support for the existing protocols, as well as being able to support new pr...

We are currently looking at the performance limits present in PicoScope 6, and how these might be relaxed to support the increased power of PC's Thanks a lot, Martyn! That's really good to hear. Also that the issue is now "performance limits in ps6" , and no longer "to help preserve PC resources." ...

I think the Pico software has done this better in the past, but currently, it seems to lump all the fields together into one large box. This is a really poor way to visualize the data stream, and decouples the decoded data from the bits in the acquired waveform. Also, there's a lot of extraneous tag...

Is it possible to show the RS232 decoded Data not in Row but in line (like for example the decoded CAN stream) CAN data is contained in a 'frame', where all the bits are contiguous. Thus the entire frame can be decoded into one row. While RS232 data is in individual bytes, asynchronously separated ...

Martyn, it's a bit confusing when the previous info was: There are two methods to create decoders, using XML based on the schema will work for simple protocols, using a C# dll can be used for more complicated protocols which may be applicable in this case. and We are in the process of creating instr...

David, Also, as to the 100M limit, I know you are trying to save PC resources. However, I have 16G RAM in my PC, so allowing more than 100M should not be a problem at all. Could it be made into an option in the properties to make it bigger? I'm extremely interested in the answer to this question as ...

There are two methods to create decoders, using XML based on the schema will work for simple protocols, using a C# dll can be used for more complicated protocols which may be applicable in this case. I am waiting for some more information on the second method and will be posting some details shortl...

That's excellent new. Thanks very much, Mario.

Some customers have had success with Win7 Pro and Windows 8 (not the RT version). it will not work with Android or Ipad. Is there any thought being given to an Android version? I'd guess not, and if that is the case, would it be possible to get documentation on the USB interface layer? So something...

Gustav commented: Grid lines like 1.427V, 1.806V and 2.185V are much slower to read than 1.4, 1.8 and 2.2 Volt It is 100 times easier to calculate the middle point between 1.8 and 2.2 Volt, than it is between 1.806 and 2.185 Volt. ...Which is 1,996 Volt. :roll: This is high on my wish list for new f...

Lucasz wrote: So I started calculate/measuring and everything seems to be right till I hit my Data Bytes. Example: DB1: -From the Data Bytes clearly you can see DB1 is 0 where on the graph by my calculation is 1. Did you take into account bit-stuffing? I see lots of contiguous 0's in your data stream.