attila

@attila
Appreciate you adding it to the GUI, you're killing it 😃
@artvvb thanks, I will play around a bit more

@JColvin thank you for the relocation.
@attila sudo apt update and upgrade, i have tried but it is not helping in this case, at least in the short term.
Those are some recent links pointing to the same problem:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=480411 https://www.mail-archive.com/kde-bugs-dist@kde.org/msg881268.html https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/issues/12680 https://discuss.kde.org/t/last-updates-remove-kdevelop-and-it-can-not-be-installed/7758 So it seems that the problem is OS related. It is will be probably be fixed with a new update in the following weeks.
Thank for your comments, i will post back when it is fixed.

It's working. Appreciate it

Hi @bryan78
I'm working on it.

Found it. thx

Thanks It works. The device I was using supported only one byte read at a time. Auto increment read was causing the issues.
Thanks

Hi @Agouti
Add Channel/ Math/ Custom

Hey @attila
Thanks so much for this, completely fixed my problem, I'm back off and running!
Amazing turn around time. You guys are the best.
John

Thanks and the DIO's configuration helps.
 

Hi @ssm
If you specify 32bit samples you get 32bit samples. You are also using 32bit array, uint. How are you looking at the values ?
Here a 32bit walking 1 signal is connected to Digital Discovery DIN 0 to DIO 31 and captured like this:

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #ifdef WIN32 #include "dwf.h" #elif __APPLE__ #include "/Library/Frameworks/dwf.framework/Headers/dwf.h" #else #include <digilent/waveforms/dwf.h> #endif int main(int carg, char** szarg) { HDWF hdwf; STS sts; double hzSys; int cSamples = 100000; unsigned int* rgdwSamples = new unsigned int[cSamples]; char szError[512] = { 0 }; if (!FDwfDeviceOpen(-1, &hdwf)) { FDwfGetLastErrorMsg(szError); printf("Device open failed\n\t%s", szError); return 0; } FDwfDigitalInInternalClockInfo(hdwf, &hzSys); FDwfDigitalInDividerSet(hdwf, (unsigned int)(0.5 + hzSys / 200e3)); // 200kMHz FDwfDigitalInSampleFormatSet(hdwf, 32); // 32 bit samples FDwfDigitalInBufferSizeSet(hdwf, cSamples); FDwfDigitalInConfigure(hdwf, false, true); do { if (!FDwfDigitalInStatus(hdwf, true, &sts)) return 0; } while (sts != stsDone); FDwfDigitalInStatusData(hdwf, rgdwSamples, cSamples * sizeof(unsigned int)); for (int i = 0; i < cSamples && i < 30; i++) printf("0x%08X\n", rgdwSamples[i]); FDwfDeviceCloseAll(); }  

Hi @aro
Try using the original cable or other cables you have at hand. The tip of the cable may be too short to make contact. A cable working with one device may not work with others due slight differences between receptacles and wear.

Ok, I fortunately found 2 more cables, both brand new, unused. One didn't work and one finally did!
Out of 5 cables only one works. Well, one is all I need... I must say I've never encountered such a finicky device, but I'm happy I don't have to get something new.

Corrected my issue by removing AD2 and AD3 from the HUB and going directly to the PC. - Many thanks!!!!

Hi @notthetup
Yes. The Network Analyzer has option for differential drive on the two AWG outputs and the Scope inputs are differential.

Hi @ssm
Most of the examples are generic. The Python ones can be used as pseudocode.
The Digital Discovery does not have analog in/out, but the analog-io, digital-io/in/out... examples can be use with DD.

working now, thanks a million

Hi @m72
Thank you for the observation. It is fixed here:
 

Hi @attila,
Awesome thanks!! I will try it out and if I have any questions I'll let you know. 
Thanks for getting this in so quickly!!
 
-Jerry

Hi @Belargo
Corrected to be editable in newer version:

thank you @attila
 

Attila, can you clarify this approach?  I have a script called 'scale'.  I would like to include that function in a bunch of other scripts.  If I use this syntax in another script 
 this does not work.  Nor does just calling scale();  I feel that I am missing something in the correct syntax.
EDIT: Correction the scale(); method is working.

Thank you very much! Works well. 

Hi @Michael Bradley

Hi @m72
Thank you for the observation.
This version expects a return in the last line or something that it can return... I wanted to have this rule for some (math, measurement...) scripts, unfortunately it is applied for all scripts in the app.
This should work:
// Find I2C devices // array to store the present adresses var rgadr = []; if(Clear()!=true) return "I2C bus error. Check the pull-ups."; for(var i = 8; i < 120 && wait(); i++){ //Write(address) return true when acknowledged var f = Write(i); if(f == true) rgadr.push("0x"+i.toString(16)); } if(rgadr.length) return rgadr; return "No I2C device found";  

Thank you very much, you are very fast 👍.