I want to use this scope to capture complex signals (ie. I &amp; Q channel pair) and transfer to my computer for analysis. Can I do it? Any limitations?
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It has 10Mb memory, so you can capture x amount of signal @ x bit rate. The higher the sample rate, the lower time frame you can record. Like setting image capture size in a camera, lower quality will yield higher quantity. I would check the timing of the signals to be recorded, I THINK if it exceeds 100mhz, this scope won't even capture one hi/low cycle. If it will, you will have a very narrow window and it will take lots of sampling, and decoding. I use it to diagnose if a chip is asserting an address line or in reset, or if a signal is pulled up or down. Rarely do I check timings. Hope this helps.
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I don't know, but I think it can not. There is only a small software to generate waveforms.
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I am still learning and I did not set mine up for that but you can view these in a number of ways with lots of different software.I am using ISPY freeware and you can specify a youtube channel I think from there. also works with VLC media player. just set up the ip and pull it up.also Airvision comes with it for monitoring as well.
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Its pretty good in terms of transmission. I checked on modscan to see whether my loop is transmitting the datas or not. It really helped me to find that on RS485 communication. Speed was not my concern but the data being transmitted or received was checked.
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Yes, worked for me very well, and more than that - i developed custom application that will detect spectrum changes (new transmissions).But decoding complex signals probably will have problems, Raspberry CPU power is limited.
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I am still learning and I did not set mine up for that but you can view these in a number of ways with lots of different software. I am using ISPY freeware and you can specify a youtube channel I think from there. also works with VLC media player. just set up the ip and pull it up. also Airvision comes with it for monitoring as well.
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I have not tried that, to the best of my knowledge no. I have 2 of them & I like the feel & portability. The dongle is so small I leave it in my laptop. I do a lot of numeric input.
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do not know what you mean "...not just copied?" you will only view what the input signal is... this is only a splitter, sending the same signal to two different receivers.
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Yes I have been able to record the digital channels (Ie: 8.1 etc) It tuned them all in for me w/ extended scan on set up. Note tuner only goes to about 125 but I dont have need for more.
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that would depend on the device you are using, some converter boxes allow you to go directly to the channel, some you must auto-scan for the channels, if you are using a converter box which will allow you to go to the channel directly, then yes
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Yes, however whether you can access / view that information is dependent on the software you utilize with this item. This is just the chipset / radio that is required for the protocol.
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Don't quote me on this, but I don't think that would be an issue if you used the software included. Seeing as it's a USB connection and converts the analog signal through the unit it should be OK. I'm not a computer expert though, so I could be wrong. Just my thoughts.
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You can configure it as an open device and select the signal you want to replicate. It doesn't do this automatically
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I'm not much of a tech person anymore...........most of it has gotten away from me. But, I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. You might get a better answer by going to the IOGear website and asking their support folks. I hope this helps, James
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If this is the unit I have, I can not do that. I am 1100 miles from home but found this on Hauppauge Two analog tuners and hardware encoders:Dual built-in high quality hardware MPEG-2 encoders, so your PC continues to run at full speed while watching, pausing and recording analog cable TVDual 125 channel cable ready TV tuners built-in. With dbx-TV stereo decoder, for great TV sound.Built-in cable TV splitter allows you to make one connection to cable TV but watch and record 2 TV programs at the same time.Composite/S-Video and audio inputs, for cable or satellite set top boxes or VCRs. If this is the unit I have, I can not do that. I am 1100 miles from home but found this on Hauppauge Two analog tuners and hardware encoders:Dual built-in high quality hardware MPEG-2 encoders, so your PC continues to run at full speed while watching, pausing and recording analog cable TVDual 125 channel cable ready TV tuners built-in. With dbx-TV stereo decoder, for great TV sound.Built-in cable TV splitter allows you to make one connection to cable TV but watch and record 2 TV programs at the same time.Composite/S-Video and audio inputs, for cable or... » Read More If this is the unit I have, I can not do that. I am 1100 miles from home but found this on Hauppauge Two analog tuners and hardware encoders:Dual built-in high quality hardware MPEG-2 encoders, so your PC continues to run at full speed while watching, pausing and recording analog cable TVDual 125 channel cable ready TV tuners built-in. With dbx-TV stereo decoder, for great TV sound.Built-in cable TV splitter allows you to make one connection to cable TV but watch and record 2 TV programs at the same time.Composite/S-Video and audio inputs, for cable or satellite set top boxes or VCRs. « Show Less
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Yes, you can plug this in at each end of your data run and test continuity. I have used it quite a bit and it works well.
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I don't know, i haven't tried... But i don't see why not, you'd just connect it like a common sampler