thanks for sharing the latest tekscope utility, but where is the button of "hardcopy", "getdata", etc. on v1.3.0.0 tekscope utility?



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Hi Chandupa. Have you tried this using an Ethernet connection to the scope? I believe this may be an issue with the USB connection.
Hi Ginooolu. I definitely think it's the fonts that are causing the issues with how the forms are drawn and causing the buttons to go off of the form. To help me debug this, can you tell me what you changed on your system to make those the fonts used by your system? Is it purely Windows language and region settings or did you use some utility to change your fonts? Can you tell me what settings you used in Windows and/or what utilities you may have used so I can try to recreate these conditions and debug the issue? Thank you!
Hi Vic_Lai. I've been investigating this issue and I'm almost 100% sure that it is related to the system fonts. I see in your screenshots that the fonts are different than the standard Windows 10 fonts for US/English. I'm guessing that the region and language settings on your system are not US/English? Can you tell me precisely which region/language settings in Windows that you are using?
Michael-S wrote: ↑February 9th, 2022, 8:55 amHi there,
I seemed to have stumbled upon a minor bug when recalling multiple files at the same time in the TekScope software. When choosing which files to recall I hold the CTRL key and click my mouse to select the various files. The issue comes when I accidentally click a wrong file. If I click the wrong one, I would try clicking the same file again (which removes its highlight) but in the end the file I supposedly de-selected still loads up.
I noticed that when you de-select a file, the filename is not removed from the filename field at the bottom of the popup, which explains why I saw the waveforms afterwards.
I could've sworn that doing some combination like this (selecting/deselecting various files) messed up the filename's and which Ref they tie to but I haven't been able to recreate that yet. If I do I'll give an update here.
Software Version: 1.34.8.303 -rel- ( Date 2021-06-18 Time 20:57:33 )
Be sure you've updated to the latest firmware on your scope. You could also switch to Ethernet as that interface has proven much more reliable on many scopes.nkando wrote: ↑April 4th, 2022, 10:23 amMSO56 to USB-B to USB-A to Windows 10 PC.
PC is higher end - not slow.
Instrument refresh is slow.
Hard copy --> Get hard copy times out.
Waveform --> Get data times out.
Got a hard copy once.
Updated to latest NI Package (21.3) + latest NI-VISA (21.5).
Already at .Net framework 4.8.
I had the same situation.Dave W wrote: ↑April 21st, 2022, 8:37 amBe sure you've updated to the latest firmware on your scope. You could also switch to Ethernet as that interface has proven much more reliable on many scopes.nkando wrote: ↑April 4th, 2022, 10:23 amMSO56 to USB-B to USB-A to Windows 10 PC.
PC is higher end - not slow.
Instrument refresh is slow.
Hard copy --> Get hard copy times out.
Waveform --> Get data times out.
Got a hard copy once.
Updated to latest NI Package (21.3) + latest NI-VISA (21.5).
Already at .Net framework 4.8.
Hi Yuuki,Yuuki U. wrote: ↑October 21st, 2022, 2:58 amDear Dave,
Thank you for your wonderful utility!
I report a bug found.
TekScope Utility Version 1.4.0.0
MSO58(Linux) FV:1.40.3.236
Windows 10 21H2
1. TekScope Utility with LAN -> Waveform -> Get Data -> Save As -> .CSV
2. Copy to MSO58 -> Open waveform file as .CSV -> [Recall Error Invalid waveform file]
I know the difference that the data in header when saving as CSV inside MSO58 and when saving as CSV via the utility has.
When I added the "Zero Index" line to the SCV saved with the utility, The MSO58 was able to read it.
Thank you.
CSV example
CSV inside MSO58
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Model,MSO58
Label,
Waveform Type,ANALOG
Horizontal Units,s
Sample Interval,1.60000000e-09
Record Length,2500
Zero Index,1249.80312500
Vertical Units,V
ANALOG_Thumbnail,
yOffset,0.00000000e+00
yPosition,-1.10000000e+00
Labels,
TIME,CH1
-1.99968500e-06,-2.03125000e-02
-1.99808500e-06,1.10937500e-01
....
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
CSV via the utility
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Model,MSO58
Firmware Version,CF:91.1CT FV:1.40.3.236
,
Waveform Type,ANALOG
Point Format,Y
Horizontal Units,"s"
Horizontal Scale,4E-07
Horizontal Delay,0
Sample Interval,1.6E-09
Record Length,2500
Gating,0.0% to 100.0%
Probe Attenuation,500X
Vertical Units,"V"
Vertical Offset,0
Vertical Scale,20
Vertical Position,-1.12
,
,
,
Label,""
TIME,CH1
-1.998565E-06,1.940624
-1.996965E-06,2.05625
....
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Thank you for your reply.Dave W wrote: ↑November 18th, 2022, 2:03 pmHi Yuuki,Yuuki U. wrote: ↑October 21st, 2022, 2:58 amDear Dave,
Thank you for your wonderful utility!
I report a bug found.
TekScope Utility Version 1.4.0.0
MSO58(Linux) FV:1.40.3.236
Windows 10 21H2
1. TekScope Utility with LAN -> Waveform -> Get Data -> Save As -> .CSV
2. Copy to MSO58 -> Open waveform file as .CSV -> [Recall Error Invalid waveform file]
I know the difference that the data in header when saving as CSV inside MSO58 and when saving as CSV via the utility has.
When I added the "Zero Index" line to the SCV saved with the utility, The MSO58 was able to read it.
Thank you.
CSV example
CSV inside MSO58
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Model,MSO58
Label,
Waveform Type,ANALOG
Horizontal Units,s
Sample Interval,1.60000000e-09
Record Length,2500
Zero Index,1249.80312500
Vertical Units,V
ANALOG_Thumbnail,
yOffset,0.00000000e+00
yPosition,-1.10000000e+00
Labels,
TIME,CH1
-1.99968500e-06,-2.03125000e-02
-1.99808500e-06,1.10937500e-01
....
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
CSV via the utility
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
Model,MSO58
Firmware Version,CF:91.1CT FV:1.40.3.236
,
Waveform Type,ANALOG
Point Format,Y
Horizontal Units,"s"
Horizontal Scale,4E-07
Horizontal Delay,0
Sample Interval,1.6E-09
Record Length,2500
Gating,0.0% to 100.0%
Probe Attenuation,500X
Vertical Units,"V"
Vertical Offset,0
Vertical Scale,20
Vertical Position,-1.12
,
,
,
Label,""
TIME,CH1
-1.998565E-06,1.940624
-1.996965E-06,2.05625
....
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
While CSV compatibility between TekScope Utility and the scope was never intended, it is indeed nice if it is able to do it. So you are saying that that Zero Index line is all that is needed and the MSO58 will accept and load the file? Hmm... that should be easy enough to add. It looks like that is telling you at what fractional sample the horizontal position is within the record. I should have all the information needed fetched from the scope to put that into the CSV. I will add that to the next release.