Hi the shop where i work happened to have a picoscope and I really have an interest in learning how to use the tool correctly. Unfortunately there is no one else here that knows how to use it, so I've been trying to do some self teaching, I have gotten to a point were i have a little understanding, but no where near what this too has for potential.
A large issue i am having is finding a good resource for waveform diagrams.
Any pointers are sure appreciated.
Thank You
The waveforms that I have found in the pico library seemed to be pretty generic.
My employer used to have a subscription with iATN before they had this scope and had a bad experience with them so He's not sure he wants to subscribe with them again.
I clicked on the links you sent me and it sent me to youtube but then sayed no videos found, is there something i can type in the search bar to find them?
Duster88 wrote: I clicked on the links you sent me and it sent me to youtube but then sayed no videos found, is there something i can type in the search bar to find them?
Let us know whenever you need some waveform advice. Many members here maintain personal libraries, so we can probably come up with a known good for you.
I appreciate all the help and support.
Another issue I am experiencing it when I hook up the wand, I get a +-10volt wave that doesn't go away, anyone else experience this?
Duster88 wrote: I appreciate all the help and support.
Another issue I am experiencing it when I hook up the wand, I get a +-10volt wave that doesn't go away, anyone else experience this?
You're talking about a secondary ignition paddle? Like
the TA204
?
Could you post a screenshot of what you're seeing?
that must be an updated style of the (COP) probe because it does have the same part number but yet is very different to what I have , mine has an orange handle and goes to a 45 degree point.
I am still trying to learn how to take a screen shot.
Tyler wrote: No worries! You could do what I do for waveforms and just hit Print Screen on the keyboard. Then, open Paint and hit Paste. Instant screenshot!
:ohmy: Man, that's way easier than the way I've been doing it!
Tyler wrote: No worries! You could do what I do for waveforms and just hit Print Screen on the keyboard. Then, open Paint and hit Paste. Instant screenshot!
:ohmy: Man, that's way easier than the way I've been doing it!
:lol: How have you been doing it?
gav09 wrote: Using the print screen method also makes a much better picture than saving it as a jpeg
Many members here maintain personal libraries, so we can probably come up with a known good for you. 
