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I was checking out glscopeclient but I do not have any of the supported scopes. I was mostly curious about how it looks and feels to play with, so I was hoping that it had some sort of demo-mode where you get some generated stream of input and you can play around with the tools.
I found MockOscilloscope and it is close to what I'm suggesting, but does not appear to ever return any data, nor can it be selected in the glscopeclient driver configuration pop-up.
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There's currently no demo scope. SignalGeneratorOscilloscope is close, but is currently hard coded to a 1.25 Gbps PRBS-31 through one specific IBIS model from a specific file on my workstation. We haven't figured out the details of the UI for configuring it yet.
MockOscilloscope is not intended as a demo, it's used for offline display of saved waveform files. Since glscopeclient always expects to be connected to an instrument, we needed a shim that never triggers or does anything, but implements the Oscilloscope API, in order to keep it happy.
Would you be happy with just a noisy sinewave on a couple analog channels, or would you want a more complex data stream including some digital data etc?
Would you be happy with just a noisy sinewave on a couple analog channels, or would you want a more complex data stream including some digital data etc?
That would certainly be a good start to just mess around with the program.
or would you want a more complex data stream including some digital data etc?
That would of course be cool to let me demo the decoders, but I can understand that being a v2.0 feature :-).
Hi,
I was checking out glscopeclient but I do not have any of the supported scopes. I was mostly curious about how it looks and feels to play with, so I was hoping that it had some sort of demo-mode where you get some generated stream of input and you can play around with the tools.
I found MockOscilloscope and it is close to what I'm suggesting, but does not appear to ever return any data, nor can it be selected in the glscopeclient driver configuration pop-up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: