Has anyone got a USB Scope working with a Raspberry Pi?

I've a PicoScope I was hoping to attach to a Pi but there are mixed messages on the manufacturers site with regards to if this works.

Anyone got that working?

Any other recommendations? Have been looking at SigRok but support seems complex

0 javagoza over 1 year ago

Digilent WaveForms?

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi and a Test and Measurement Device - Digilent Reference
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0 Workshopshed over 1 year ago in reply to javagoza

Looks good, unfortunately a bit out my price range
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0 JWx over 1 year ago in reply to Workshopshed

they seem to have arm packages for Picoscope in their repo:
labs.picotech.com/.../
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0 embeddedguy over 1 year ago

I have Roadtested one of the USB scopes.

community.element14.com/.../cool_tools_multicomp_1
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0 michaelkellett over 1 year ago

This should tell you all you need to know:

https://www.picotech.com/downloads/linux

Looks like it should work.

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0 JWx over 1 year ago in reply to michaelkellett

and - as they seem to have packeges for armhf architecture, RPI installation should be possible. The question remains what exactly means "Raspberry PI drivers temporarily not available." at the bottom of the page, but it could be limited to libpswrappers package...
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0 Workshopshed over 1 year ago in reply to embeddedguy

I was also looking at the multicomp devices, seems they are a lot cheaper than the Digilent particularly on the second hand market
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0 kmikemoo over 1 year ago

Workshopshed Just guessing here... I don't own a PicoScope but I did get to Roadtest a PicoLog with a RPi4. Pico Technologies is versed in Raspberry Pi. I think if you're using a RPi3 or RPi4, they have the software. They may not have RPi5 or a universal version up and running yet - but I don't know. I haven't made the RPi5 jump because I still have unused RPi4's.
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0 Workshopshed over 1 year ago in reply to kmikemoo

Might try the V6 version with the a Pi4 and see how I get on
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0 beacon_dave over 1 year ago

Ben Heck Show did it with a Bitscope

/challenges-projects/element14-presents/benheck/ben-heck-exclusive/w/documents/1335/ben-heck-s-raspberry-pi-bitscope-mod-episode----episode-223
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