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HI @reddish Thanks for the help, I will have a look at that later. Do you know why the voltage reading on my oscilloscope is not working?

HI @attila I did what you suggested and and it worked but there is one problem. when I set the power source to +4 and -3 and give it a delay of 0.5s I get +2.76V and -3.03V I tried to a set of different voltages on the power source and and negative has its full range but the positive has a range of 0V - 2.76V. When I use WF and do the same thing on there it douse everything as expected, measuring +4V and -3V, as it should. Do you know why the positive voltage has such a limited range while the negative douse not? CODE: { _switch_variable_(device, True, True, True, 4, -3) time.sleep(0.5) open_oscilloscope(device) measurement = measure_oscilloscope(device, 1) print(measurement) measurement = measure_oscilloscope(device, 2) print(measurement) close_oscilloscope(device) } the output : { 2.7616048222499296 -3.0329990513535074 }

Hello, I ma using the AD2 and I am trying to get python to control it. I followed the intrusions here https://digilent.com/reference/test-and-measurement/guides/waveforms-sdk-getting-started and I have attached my python code. I have tied the positive Power Supply to Scope Ch. 1 positive and Ground to Scope Ch. 1 negative, I have tied the negative Power Supply to Scope Ch. 2 positive and Ground to Scope Ch. 2 negative just as a simple test. in the code I connected to the AD2 then I set up the the variable power supply to output +3V and -2V. the I opened the oscilloscope and and tried to ready the voltages on the two channels and one last measurement I tried to use the multimeter. all I get as an output 0.0 any help world be great, or if you have some already written code that you know works and would be willing to shar it would be great Elex exsample.py