and a weird issue. If I start the software, everything works normally. After a random period of time, the last waveform freezes in the window and is never updated. If I stop and start the trigger, nothing happens. Closing and starting the application again results in picoscope not finding the hardware.
The only remedy in this case is reconnecting the USB cable.
As this happens after a few minutes, it is very annoying and the scope is pretty useless in this condition.
Do you have an idea how to resolve this? I went to the device manager and disabled USB power saving for all USB hubs and controllers, any other USB device keeps on working fine. I changed the port as well and plugged another USB device to the scope's original port, the problem went with the scope to the other port.
Yes, the power supply is connected to the scope. PS6 seems to accept it, because without the supply I get a message that only two channels will be supported when bus-powered.
I use an USB 3.0 hub with its own power supply. All the other devices at this hub keep working fine (mouse, keyboard, Peak USB CAN interface).
Try using the scope directly on a USB-3 port on the pc, It can be the USB hub is not wel on handling the high-speed data. I have had some strange behavior of the scope when connected to a hub with more than only the scope. Most time i use a dedicated USB-3 for the scope (with or without 5m USB-3 extender).
And the rest of the USB devices on a separate USB cable with hub if needed.
Hello I have the same issue with a Picoscope 2406B, setting up a trigger only records one waveform - at best. Resetting the trigger doesn't help, only thing to help is removing any triggers at all, or shutting down the Picoscope software.