[Get Scope trigger date and time via script.]

Hello Attila,

excellent! It may look like I am asking questions without reading help. But in my defense I note that in Waveforms v3.18 it was not implemented yet.

Thank You.

Best Regards

Ondrej

[Get Scope trigger date and time via script.]

Hello everybody,

the question is pretty simple- I need to get current Scope trigger date and time via script (see screenshot).

Thank You.

Best Regards

Ondrej

[WaveForms counter?]

Hello Attila,

yes that would do the job (I have to remember subtract one from the totalizer though). But still I have such a feeling this is just emulation of counter by means of Logic analyzers Trigger.  According to WaveForms concept (set of laboratory devices in one software), i would suggest to add counter among devices in Welcome window.

Thank You for the solution anyway.

Have a nice day!

Ondrej

[WaveForms counter?]

Hello,

i do not think so. I mean something like real counter. Real-life example:

I want to test our device. I connect it to the pulse source (like gasmeter) in parallel with AnalogDiscovery2. The gasmeter is generating pulses. I go home and in the morning I would like to  see the same totalizer values both on AnalogDiscovery2 and our device.

I think Your example would trigger reading of digital channel after 10k counts on DIO0.

Best Regards

Ondrej

[WaveForms counter?]

Hello Attila,

yes, i know, but this would only count pulses in current capture. I mean something like real counter, e.g. totalizer that could be triggered on some event and when it is running, it keeps counting edges/pulses,....

I would appreciate it in my work very much since we are developpers of devices that count pulses from gasmeters. Today I use Analog Discovery 2 + Agilent counter, but it would be cool to have it all-in-one.

Best Regards

O.Pokorny 

[WaveForms counter?]

Hello,

i cannot find a way how to count (digital) input pulses in WaveForms (+Analog Discovery 2).

If it is not possible, I would suggest to include a new "instrument- Counter". I believe it would be very useful.

Thank You for comments.

Yours Sincerely

Ondrej Pokorny