Hi,
You can capture the waveform using the 2203 but the AWG on the 2203 can only output frequencies accurately up to 100KHz. Above that, up to about 500KHz, the waveform becomes of lower amplitude and nearer a sine-wave. To do what you want, you will need to use a 5203 scope.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi,
To help I will need to have more of a description of what is actually happening on your scope. I do not understand what you mean by "freezing & speeding up". Also, what version of the software are you using?
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi,
Are you trying to measure AC current? The ADC-20 is not fast enough to capture 50Hz. If you are measuring DC current then you should be getting 1mV read on the ADC-20 for each Amp through the clamp.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi, There is only one "Default" start-up setting but you can have many different settings saved as "Settings" files (.pssettings). These can be double-clicked to start-up PicoScope6 in that mode. Just set-up as you wish and go to "Save Current Waveform as" then select "Settings Files (.pssettings)"....

Hi,
Your TC-08 should not be doing that. Please contact us on Help desk so you can return it for checking:-
support@picotech.com
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi, It is just a "Bug" that at present the cursor values are not printed out. It will be fixed in a future release. In the meantime, if you need the cursor values printed, just do an "Alt+Print Screen" to copy the current window to the clipboard and then print out from any graphic program. Regards, ...

Hi,
All our scopes that use PicoScope6 (All USB scopes) have got "Channel Maths" which can do just that and much more. it is however not for measuring "High" voltages, it is used for "Differential" measurements.
"Channel Maths" can be found on the "Tools" menu.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi James, It might be that the loaded driver for the adapter has been corrupted and it will not be overwritten by a correct driver until it has been un-installed. Please try this. Plug in the adapter on it's own and then go to Windows Device Manager.("Control Panel", "System" and then click on the H...

Hi,
I am afraid that there is no way to get your ADC-212 to work under a 64 bit operating system. You must use a 32 bit system or upgrade your scope to one of our USB scopes.
Sorry.
PeterF.

Hi,
I am afraid that none of our parallel port devices work under 64 bit operating systems. All USB devices except the USB ADC-11 are OK in 64 bit.
Sorry,
PeterF.

Hi,
I am afraid that is not possible until the software is re-written.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi,
No, I am afraid that the analogue bandwidth of the 3204 is only 50MHz so 121.5MHz is way out of range. Some signal will be visible but at a very low amplitude.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi,
This is a known bug which has been fixed in the latest release:-
R5.21.1:-
http://www.picotech.com/software.html
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi,
If you have any suspected fault with the hardware it is best to contact us directly on helpdesk:-
support@picotech.com
We can sort it out there.
Regards,
PeterF.

Hi, The maximum rated current for the current clamp is 300A. The x10 setting gives 3000mV output at 300A, instead of the normal 300mV. The EL040 converter accepts up to 1000mV and scales 1mV = 1A at all times. The EL040 can thus be used with 1000A clamps. On the x10 setting, the standard 300A clamps...