Combining a LeCroy and Tek scope under one glscopeclient instance!

In this video, I demonstrate glscopeclient's ability to synchronize and simultaneously control multiple oscilloscopes. Arbitrarily many instruments, of any make/model, may be combined under one glscopeclient instance, limited only by losses in the trigger sync cables.
This video demonstrates use of a Teledyne LeCroy WaveRunner 8404M-MS and a Tektronix MSO64 under one glscopeclient instance

[@funtechu]

This is neat!

[@stevenbacon3878]

Very impressive!

[@xDevscom_EE]

Yay! Looking forward for older Tek's support :)

[@codingmarco]

Porting is really easy for glscopeclient, it took me about a weekend to get a basic port of GPIB support and an HP scope from the 90s (I haven't created a pull request though since I did it quite quick-and-dirty)

[@smunaut]

I wish I had any scopes with ref clk inputs, let alone two of them 😅

[@AndrewZonenberg]

Only the LeCroy (and the other LeCroy off the left side of the shot that you can't see) is mine, the MSO6 is on loan from a friend to support development. You can still use the sync feature without a shared refclk but there will be more timebase jitter and you might see drift in longer acquisitions due to slightly different sample rates. The only hard requirement is that the primary instrument have a trigger output. You don't even need an external trigger input on a secondary scope, although if you don't have one you obviously waste a channel with the trigger cascade.