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MP720019 and LabView

MikaelLindgren over 3 years ago

Before purchasing the oscilloscope I would like to verify which LabView drivers are available. I cannot find anything in the supplied software.

0 Prasanth Arockiaraj over 3 years ago

"For Labview driver, we are use NI company driver, Please visit below website
www.ni.com, then search "NI-VISA" and download"
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0 Jan Cumps over 3 years ago

These are, I think, family of Owon USB oscilloscopes. The one that looks closest to your choice is the VDS3102.
Maybe check if they have additional info?
That one has a programming guide. So if you're using the standard NI-VISA blocks, that document will be handy.
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0 MikaelLindgren over 3 years ago

Thanks for the tip on Owon Oscilloscopes. I did find a later version of the Programming Guide there. However, in the PG are listed only two Trigger Types: Edge and Video. In the osc data sheet are listed Edge, Pulse, Video, and Slope. I specifically need to use the Pulse width trigger, so I need to make sure it is programatically accessible from NI-VISA and LabView. Can anyone verify this? Since it is not listed in the PG it is not likely to work...
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