Post by thread:[EE]: Osciloscope program for Win/DOS

Hello, I'm looking for a software to use my computer+soundcard as an osciloscope. I've already tried: BIP Osciloscope 3.01 from Marcel Veldhuijzen, http://www.via.nl/users/bikkel xoscope from Brian Roberson, http://xoscope.bstc.net Osciloscope 2.51 from Konstantin Zeldovich, spam_OUTzeldTakeThisOuTpolly.phys.msu.su Oszi from Roland Apel, .....e9226151KILLspam@spam@student.tuwien.ac.at But none of then worked right. The trigger functions doesn't work and the xoscope doesn't worked in my machine (DOS). Anyone here knows a good one? Thanks, Brusque ----------------------------------- Edson Brusque Research and Development C.I.Tronics Lighting Designers Ltda (47) 323-2685 / (47) 9993-6453 Blumenau - SC - Brazil -----------------------------------

Brusque wrote: >Hello, > > I'm looking for a software to use my computer+soundcard as an >osciloscope. I've already tried: > > BIP Osciloscope 3.01 from Marcel Veldhuijzen, >http://www.via.nl/users/bikkel > xoscope from Brian Roberson, http://xoscope.bstc.net > Osciloscope 2.51 from Konstantin Zeldovich, zeldKILLspampolly.phys.msu.su > Oszi from Roland Apel, .....e9226151KILLspam.....student.tuwien.ac.at > > But none of then worked right. The trigger functions doesn't work and >the xoscope doesn't worked in my machine (DOS). > Just a guess --> looking closely you may find that some of these support specific sound cards only.

I spent some time looking around for one of these, and the best I could find, by far, was DAQARTA at http://www.daqarta.com. It runs in DOS mode and it's fast, even on my old 286. You can use it with a sound blaster compatible card, or follow the instructions to build a simple ADC board. Just remember that sound cards are AC coupled and don't accept a large voltage range. Nathan At 12:41 PM 6/23/00 -0300, you wrote: {Quote hidden}>Hello, > > I'm looking for a software to use my computer+soundcard as an >osciloscope. I've already tried: > > BIP Osciloscope 3.01 from Marcel Veldhuijzen, >http://www.via.nl/users/bikkel > xoscope from Brian Roberson, http://xoscope.bstc.net > Osciloscope 2.51 from Konstantin Zeldovich, EraseMEzeldspam_OUTTakeThisOuTpolly.phys.msu.su > Oszi from Roland Apel, e9226151spam_OUTstudent.tuwien.ac.at > > But none of then worked right. The trigger functions doesn't work and >the xoscope doesn't worked in my machine (DOS). > > Anyone here knows a good one? > > Thanks, > > Brusque >----------------------------------- >Edson Brusque >Research and Development >C.I.Tronics Lighting Designers Ltda >(47) 323-2685 / (47) 9993-6453 >Blumenau - SC - Brazil >-----------------------------------

Hello Nathan, > I spent some time looking around for one of these, and the best I could > find, by far, was DAQARTA at http://www.daqarta.com. It runs in DOS mode and it's > fast, even on my old 286. You can use it with a sound blaster compatible > card, or follow the instructions to build a simple ADC board. Just remember > that sound cards are AC coupled and don't accept a large voltage range. Really liked it. Very nice piece of software. If it could do dual trace would be just what I'm looking for. Anyway, thank you very much. :D Best regards, Brusque ----------------------------------- Edson Brusque Research and Development C.I.Tronics Lighting Designers Ltda (47) 323-2685 / (47) 9993-6453 Blumenau - SC - Brazil -----------------------------------

Hello! A very good osc is SpectraLAB 32bit v4.32.8 !! double input can be found 16 & 32 bit apps http://www.SoundTechnology.com Vladimir > > I spent some time looking around for one of these, and the best I could > > find, by far, was DAQARTA at http://www.daqarta.com. It runs in DOS mode and it's > > fast, even on my old 286. You can use it with a sound blaster compatible > > card, or follow the instructions to build a simple ADC board. Just > remember > > that sound cards are AC coupled and don't accept a large voltage range. > > Really liked it. Very nice piece of software. If it could do dual trace > would be just what I'm looking for. > >

Hello Vladimir Farushev (WOW a russian! You're really far away from me!), > A very good osc is SpectraLAB 32bit v4.32.8 !! > double input > can be found 16 & 32 bit apps > http://www.SoundTechnology.com Already tried it. Excelent spectrum analyser. Very poor scope. :( Thanks, Brusque ----------------------------------- Edson Brusque Research and Development C.I.Tronics Lighting Designers Ltda (47) 323-2685 / (47) 9993-6453 Blumenau - SC - Brazil -----------------------------------