attila

Hi @nurber3
See the pulse timeout trigger.

Hi @Hiro
Yes, this can be done with Analog and Digital Discovery as well.

Thanks for the info! I'll keep my eyes peeled for the Power Adapter for the AD. For now I'm continuing to use a Keithley source meter for doing IV curves.

Hi attila!
Thank you very much; iwas not in the protocol window: now it's fixed ! thanks!
 

Thank you @attila.

Hi @A.Chuck
Glad to hear that.
The USB controller does not need to be programmed since the IDs are stored in external EEPROM.

Thank you very much. This helps me when I choose the dynamic option (3) for FDwfDeviceAutoConfigureSet . 

Hi @reddish
The dwf package seems very useful.
I installed it.
Thanks for the useful information.

Hi @otherguy
I used https://digilent.com/reference/add-ons/impedance-analyzer/start and connected one pair of twisted cable with open then whit short at the other end.
Ls-dash
Z-solid Rs-dash Xs-dot

I had just updated earlier that day, but I tried again anyway.  Nothing to update.
--fix-broken didn't find anything broken either.
But the digilent.waveforms_beta_3.20.24_armhf.deb worked.  sudo apt installed it, shutdown, waited a couple seconds, started back up, and it's happy!
Thank you!

Hi @silverdiamond
See the Example menu and Help tab.
You probably want the following:
Wavegen.Channel1.run(); Scope.single(); if(!Scope.wait()) throw "Stopped"; var ptp = Scope.Filter1.measure("Peak2Peak");  

Solved.
I changed the oscilloscope settings from [Auto] to [Normal] and it saved well.
thank you~ 
 

Hi @nurber3 @BobA
Looking for these?
https://www.digikey.com/short/rm92v3db
 

So the only way of doing it is using an external relay and a digital output to drive the relay, correct?

Hi @bryan78
It can be done using DIOs 0/3.3V, just select for both Idle 0. Here I used idle 1 for A to be able to decode it as nondifferential.
Also see the 2nd method using Wavegen up to +/-5V

const tx = "hello"; const hz = 9600; var rga = [], rgb = []; for(var i = 0; i < tx.length; i++){ rga.push(0); rgb.push(1); // start for(var j = 0; j < 8; j++){ var c = 1&(tx.charCodeAt(i)>>j); rga.push(c); rgb.push(1-c); } rga.push(1); rgb.push(0); // stop } Patterns.Channels.DIO0.custom = rga; Patterns.Channels.DIO1.custom = rgb; Patterns.Channels.DIO0.Frequency.value = hz; Patterns.Channels.DIO1.Frequency.value = hz; Patterns.States.Run.value = 10.0*i/hz; Patterns.States.Repeat.value = 1; Patterns.run();
const tx = "hello"; const hz = 9600; var rga = [], rgb = []; for(var i = 0; i < tx.length; i++){ rga.push(-1); rgb.push(1); // start for(var j = 0; j < 8; j++){ var c = 1&(tx.charCodeAt(i)>>j); rga.push(c?1:-1); rgb.push(c?-1:1); } rga.push(1); rgb.push(-1); // stop } Wavegen.Custom.set("A", rga); Wavegen.Custom.set("B", rgb); Wavegen.Channel1.Custom.SampleRate.value = hz; Wavegen.Channel2.Custom.SampleRate.value = hz; Wavegen.States.Run.value = 10.0*i/hz; Wavegen.States.Repeat.value = 1; Wavegen.run();  

Hi @lombster
Add and modify LogThr and HighThr measurements

Hi @YolooZ
Yes, this is normal.
When the die temperature reaches 85*C, the device stops.
Before this, or when the power voltage falls outside the normal range, a warning will appear in the application status bar.

Worked pretty well. Thank you.

Hi @ZYN
To capture the second message start you probably need to trigger on a positive long (More) pulse, and use Single otherwise it will also trigger on following messages.

Hi @ZYN
Are you looking for this Counter option ?

Oh I am not sure! I will try it out when I get the chance. 

Hi @ZYN
That color is not adjustable but in the next version will be changed to orange to be easier to read on dark background.

Thank you for the observation.

Hi @nurber3
In the device manager select the 2nd configuration, enable only one channel, set samples to 64Ki

thx!