USB scope
RS_Jim
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I have an original Parallax usb scope currently connected to my desktop running under winxp. It works great. Now I have a project that I need to run the scope on my laptop which runs on (ugh) vista. First is the software compatible? Second since it has been replaced by the props cope, I haven't been able to find the software. Next I am going to have to measure some pulses that are about 50 volts. Since the scope is rated at 20 volts max I am going to have to use a voltage divider on the scope inputs. Any suggestions for resistance values would be welcome.
Thanks for the help, I need to scope the output of my saltwater pool cl generator as cl levels are excessive. I suspect that the output is always generating a full width pulse rather than narrower pulses when the cl leval is turned down. I need proof of my theory so I can go back on Hayward as the control board is less than a year old and has always generated excessive levals of cl.
RS_Jim
Thanks for the help, I need to scope the output of my saltwater pool cl generator as cl levels are excessive. I suspect that the output is always generating a full width pulse rather than narrower pulses when the cl leval is turned down. I need proof of my theory so I can go back on Hayward as the control board is less than a year old and has always generated excessive levals of cl.
RS_Jim
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BTW - Happy Birthday!
You will need to use version 5.1.1 for Vista.
Ditto on the HBD!
Jim
After a little consideration I think I will use 5 meg and 1meg as my input divider which will give me about 5 volts available at the probe input and will not load the circuit.
I will mark this solved. If I can figure out how to mark it!
Jim
Just edit the original message (might need to be Advanced mode) and from the dropdown, select "Solved"
Jim