Hi,
Our 6000series are with 4.20 and 5.00 s/w. Below are some observation of ours
1. Why is the Sampling Rate not displayed when analog channel are all turned off. Sampling Rate is also useful for Digital Input, in my opinion.
2. When the Oscilloscope mode is in STOP, with both digital and Analog (channel 1 &2) . While viewing/zooming/panning, we turn off channel two for better viewing. Upon turning off Channel 2, all the waveform is lost. This should not happen when the Scope is in STOP mode.
3. In version 5.0, the Pattern Trigger is rather confusing when only one of the BUS is turned on. Comment further on this later.
Our 6000series are with 4.20 and 5.00 s/w. Below are some observation of ours
1. Why is the Sampling Rate not displayed when analog channel are all turned off. Sampling Rate is also useful for Digital Input, in my opinion.
2. When the Oscilloscope mode is in STOP, with both digital and Analog (channel 1 &2) . While viewing/zooming/panning, we turn off channel two for better viewing. Upon turning off Channel 2, all the waveform is lost. This should not happen when the Scope is in STOP mode.
3. In version 5.0, the Pattern Trigger is rather confusing when only one of the BUS is turned on. Comment further on this later.
Do you mean STOP mode ( run/stop button red) or 'waiting for trigger' ( button green, normal trig mode)?
If the latter, then this will be due to different memory usage, and the need to start acquiring pre-trigger data.
I agree it shouldn't lose anything in STOP mode
I'm using 5.10 (MSO6034, 8M), and don't see anything disappearing in STOP mode aftar any permutation of channel on/offs, however in waiting-for-trigger mode, turning all analogue or all digital channels off or on wipes all waveforms.