Afonso Teles

Hi David,

Have you checked the signals going in/out of U2416A and U2416D? Failure of those could explain what you're seeing.

Hi Drew,

This is a little more complex than I like to handle in this forum, so I've emailed you at the email you registered your account with and we can work on this issue there.

Hi,

You need to use the OS restore disk (which includes the appropriate drivers and firmware) to reinstall the OS on this instrument.

Hi Sur,

Are you running the VI to get waveform data before or after single shot mode is triggered?
If it's before, then I would expect an error, as there's no data to be sent over. You have to wait until after the trigger happens and the data is fully acquired to be able to transfer it over.

Hi Reena,

No it does not support transferring files through those protocols.

P.S.: You can do waveform histograms with an MSO46 if you use TekScope: https://www.tek.com/en/products/software/tekscope-pc-analysis-software

Hi Frank,

Unfortunately the waveform histogram feature is only for the new MSO4B, it will not be present on the MSO4 (non-letter).

Hi Chandu,

The rise and fall time are determined by your placement of the points in the arbitrary waveform (and limited by the bandwidth of the hardware).

Hi Reena,

I think this might be related to this discussion in the old forum: https://forum.tek.com/viewtopic.php?t=139957

Could also be that the Read() method stops reading when it sees a termination character (0x0A most likely), which will fail to read an arbitrary block. You should check if your library has a function to read an array if arbitrary binary values (like pyvisa's read_binary_values()).

Hi Stephen,

The MDO4000 is not in the list of supported models in the datasheet for TekScope, so I don't believe it's supported, no.