attila

Thank you!

@JRys Thanks for your anwser.

got it. thank for your support.

Hi @attila,  thank for this comment.  This is an interesting approach we could look into.

Hi @Dante
Use: Wavegen1.Export("~/Desktop/preview.csv", "Channel1")
Be aware that this is just the Wavengen output preview.

Hi @bryan78
The 'Repetition' channel/signal option is not available for Digital Discovery. Without this the pattern is repeated while the Pattern Generator is running.
The disabling of this option will be solved in the next version.
The next version won't list disconnected ADP5250. With the current sw version uncheck the Filter/Remote option.

Hi @Mina Sameh
See the following post:
 

@attila Thanks a lot!

Thank you @attila. I downloaded the new version of the software and will experiment with the bar option for the histograms.

Thank you!

Hi @JeromeBoateng
100R, see:
https://digilent.com/reference/test-and-measurement/digital-discovery/reference-manual#accessories
https://digilent.com/reference/_media/reference/test-and-measurement/digital-discovery/250-104_dp_2.54_3.pdf

Hi @aket
The device was probably damaged by high USB voltage.
I don't think it worth replacing the FTDI since probably other ICs are also fried, see the following two cases:
 

Hi @attila,
Thank you for your prompt response.
I will consider using "config();" right after assigning critical signals.
Again, thank you for sharing valuable insights into Waveforms and Script.
 
Best,
J.J.

Szia @attila,
I just wanted to share the news that I could make AD2 work with Android. Kind of :)
I connected AD2 to my Android 10 phone by using an OTG cable. I installed VirtualHere USB Server on my phone and the VirtualHere USB Client on my Windows 11.
After some basic configuration I could see my AD2 as "Digilent USB Device" on my Windows machine while it was connected to my phone only.

I selected "Use this device", I opened WaveForms and I was able to start the Scope.
VirtualHere USB Server costs $25, but it's probably worth it for someone who needs the extra mobility.

Ok, great. Nice idea, thank you. 

Szia @Andras
Unfortunately I don't see having Android support any time soon.
The WF app can be compiled for Android, I've tested it on my phone. The UI would need some tweaking for touch operation and small screen.
The problem would be with the USB device drivers but it would be possible to support network devices.

Hi @LarsB
It is solved in newer version:
 

Hi @LarsB
It depends on the perspective, some people may expect to shift the signal while others the view.
You change the Navigation option under the gear drop-down or right click:

 

Hi @JeromeBoateng
See the WF SDK/ samples/ py/ DigitalIn_Trigger.py or other similar examples and the pdf manual.
Remove or set to zero option to have DIN0... order: 
dwf.FDwfDigitalInInputOrderSet(hdwf, c_int(0))
Set sampling format to 32 bit and use c_uint samples:
dwf.FDwfDigitalInSampleFormatSet(hdwf, c_int(32))
To trigger on any rising edge on DIN0-19:
dwf.FDwfDigitalInTriggerSet(hdwf, c_int(0), c_int(0), c_int(0xFFFFF), c_int(0))

Oh yes, I didn't notice that all data is shown if I leave the entry field blank.  Perfect!  And the bidirectional navigation will be really helpful, thanks!

Thanks for your informantion
Kurt

Thanks @attila

Hi @pablo_gatearray
For WF v3.18.29 or newer disabling of one of the channels will allow 1GHz, for earlier versions use the second configuration under Settings/ Device Manager.

Got it. Thank you for the info. And thank you for responding so quickly!  

Hi @latot
There should be one ground, the external circuit/device GND should be the same as the AD2 GND and this is connected to the computer via the USB cable.
The Wavegen output is protected for shorting it the ground, to the other Wavegen or to the device's +/-5V supplies.
I've just measured the short to ground current of +55mA and -45mA, with slightly higher peak (~65mA) until the PTC kicks in.