I am considering buying a "Digital Discovery" to replace a cheap chinese unit that I bought some years ago that is controlled by the freeware program "PulseView". This program is not really very good when it comes to trigger functions and what I know as "pre-roll", that is recording samples up to the trigger point rather than recording after the trigger point.
Anyway, I am currently evaluating the WaveForms software in Demo Mode to see if it does some of the things I miss in the above mentioned but I can't work out how to get some dummy data in the view window.
Without some data I'm getting a bit confused about zooming in/out on the data. I've set the Sample Rate to 100MHz and I've seen that I can use the mouse scroll wheel to "zoom" but I don't quite understand why the Base: and Rate: boxes change their values?
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PhilipJ
Hi,
I am considering buying a "Digital Discovery" to replace a cheap chinese unit that I bought some years ago that is controlled by the freeware program "PulseView". This program is not really very good when it comes to trigger functions and what I know as "pre-roll", that is recording samples up to the trigger point rather than recording after the trigger point.
Anyway, I am currently evaluating the WaveForms software in Demo Mode to see if it does some of the things I miss in the above mentioned but I can't work out how to get some dummy data in the view window.
Without some data I'm getting a bit confused about zooming in/out on the data. I've set the Sample Rate to 100MHz and I've seen that I can use the mouse scroll wheel to "zoom" but I don't quite understand why the Base: and Rate: boxes change their values?
Any advice/thoughts would be gratefully accepted
PhilipJ
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