PicoScope 7 Software
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Latest supported PicoScope version for 2202 USB scope?
Latest supported PicoScope version for 2202 USB scope?
Hi,
I'm new here, so please forgive me if this post is in the wrong place.
I have a PicoScope 2202 USB scope but cannot see this mentioned under software downloads.
Is anyone able to tell me the latest PicoScope software version which supports my device?
Thank you
I'm new here, so please forgive me if this post is in the wrong place.
I have a PicoScope 2202 USB scope but cannot see this mentioned under software downloads.
Is anyone able to tell me the latest PicoScope software version which supports my device?
Thank you
Re: Latest supported PicoScope version for 2202 USB scope?
PicoScope 7 may work although we no longer perform testing against this model
https://www.picotech.com/download/softw ... Stable.exe
if not then please use the previous PicoScope 6 software
https://www.picotech.com/download/softw ... _14_69.exe
https://www.picotech.com/download/softw ... Stable.exe
if not then please use the previous PicoScope 6 software
https://www.picotech.com/download/softw ... _14_69.exe
Martyn
Technical Support Manager
Technical Support Manager
Re: Latest supported PicoScope version for 2202 USB scope?
I have a 2203, I'm guessing they behave the same. It will work in Pico 7, although a bug reduces the available memory in the software*. Pico 6 works fine.
*The scope can have up to 2MS per channel in a waveform when streaming. In Pico 6 software you have a 100MS total limit in the software meaning you can have close to 25 waveforms using two channels at 2MS each or close to 50 waveforms running a single channel. In Pico 7 the bug limits TOTAL memory to 2MS per channel, meaning you can only get one single waveform at 2MS/channel, to get more waveforms in the buffer you need to reduce the amount of samples.
I have both software versions and use them both, 6 when properly working memory size is helpful and 7 when the newer features available there is more important.
*The scope can have up to 2MS per channel in a waveform when streaming. In Pico 6 software you have a 100MS total limit in the software meaning you can have close to 25 waveforms using two channels at 2MS each or close to 50 waveforms running a single channel. In Pico 7 the bug limits TOTAL memory to 2MS per channel, meaning you can only get one single waveform at 2MS/channel, to get more waveforms in the buffer you need to reduce the amount of samples.
I have both software versions and use them both, 6 when properly working memory size is helpful and 7 when the newer features available there is more important.