Iris Xu

Hi, please see your other post for the reply.
https://my.tek.com/tektalk/oscilloscopes/eb32fc12-546a-ee11-a81c-00224803fcc5

Hi Sowmya,

Are you able to ping the scope at all or get a response with *IDN? when sending your SCPI commands? Are you sure you're saving them with the right formatting and syntax for the file path?

The save screenshots, I typically use TekScope Utility. https://forum.tek.com/viewtopic.php?t=140382

You'll need NI-VISA for the .NET drivers required to recognize your scope as well. https://www.ni.com/en-us/support/downloads/drivers/download.ni-visa.html

-Iris

Hi Mark,
Could you install a free trial 4-series license like the SUP4-VID (adds Video trigger) or SUP4-SRAUTO (adds CAN/Lin/FlexRay) and see if it still only allows Edge triggering?

-Iris

Hi Mark,
I see-- so you're accessing remote control via TekScope PC to your 4 series.
I do find it odd that you're only capable of triggering on the edge type, as regardless of what licenses you have, it should come with 9 basic triggers.

Are you sure that the scope you're remoting into in the first picture the same as the most recent screenshots you sent me? I noticed the sampling rate is different than what I'd expect. The UI is also slightly different (missing a "set to 50%" level button, along with the trigger types missing of course).

-Iris 

1.  DIGGRP<x>:D<x>:THReshold 2
But you need to set all with using D0, D1, D2, etc.
2. No

Roll Mode added in 2.2.6 firmware when horizontal div is greater than 20ms/div
https://www.tek.com/en/support/software/firmware/2-series-mso-nonwindows-firmware-v2261052

Mark,
Could I see a screenshot of your scope's Help-->About page?
Are you updated with a recent firmware, like v1.44?

-Iris

Hi Martin,<br> Is your MSO58 running <a href="https://www.tek.com/en/support/faqs/how-can-i-tell-if-my-5-series-mso-running-windows">Windows or non-windows OS</a>? And what firmware version?<br> <br> -Iris Xu

Hi Martin,<br> You can send in SCPI commands line by line through TekVISA Openchoice Talker/Listener, yes.&#160;<br> Is your Network Address set to Auto (not Manual)? It should fill out automatically from there.&#160;<br> <br> You can also hit Test Connection to see if the LAN connection is being made, or reset LAN as well. You can also make a connection through USB and TekVISA should also be able to recognize your scope from there.<br> <br> -Iris Xu

Hi Eric,<br> Unfortunately, no. The plot position can only be changed through the user interface and not through SCPI commands.<br> <br> -Iris