How to use Pico math channel and Deep Measure

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Today I'd like to share some features that are provided by pico that can be helpful in pinpointing signal dropoffs!
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[@Mako-sz4qr]

8 strings on that sweet looking guitar... wow!

[@DJ-tn7vj]

3yrs later and i still have to go back to this video for reference

[@JoesAutoElectric]

Great video man. The pico can do so many things. An idea for you. Do more of these. Maybe a series of the functions of the pico Awesome brother!

[@terrygaddy7768]

Thanks for a very informative use of math channels. I'm fairly new to Pico, but I'm totally into it. This is the first time I've seen "Deep Measure" in use in any of the on line videos. Also love the caution. Too many people think of a tool like this as fact. Everything should be interpreted with caution. More often than not, it's not the tool that is in error, It's the interpreter!

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Couldn't have said it better myself! Thanks!

[@Russell_Duncan]

Thanks Mario. If I need to do that then I won’t remember how but I will remember to come back here and find out how. Hope you and your family have a great 2020.

[@VoltageDropDiagnostics]

Thanks for the video Mario! Now I need to get a car with a failure that I can use this technique on!

[@andrewk778]

One of your most interesting and informative videos. Thank you for sharing, both today and the past year.

[@High_Tech_Mountain]

Thank you for making this video Mario! Great feature of the Pico! Personally I’ve never used it but it’s great to know it’s there and to start using!

[@nelsonnarciso1791]

That's awesome. Thanks for this . Learn something new every day.

[@paulstanton1813]

Fantastic video and as ever very informative. Thanks once again Mario for sharing your knowledge. Paul 👍

[@tillwv11]

Thanks for this video math channels. This allows the scope to even locate intermittent crank sensor failures. I never understood how to use the math channels. Thanks

[@weldingjunkie]

Great info Mario I never knew it could do that. Pico is so under used it has so many options. Thanks for sharing this.

[@lawsonthursfield6950]

Awesome video maro I’m certainly no master with a scope even more so with maths channels, but this really gives a fantastic insight to how helpful they can be. Happy new year to you and yours from across the pond 👍

[@billyr9840]

Nice ! That is truly a good use of the Pico's math channels !

[@brianraglandsr.2349]

Great vid my friend. And like you said, this will get you in trouble as well. I myself have made the wrong call on a CKP sensor signal not to long ago. 2010 3.6L GM Popping into the intake / start stall, some times crank no start. Made since right, CKP dropping out, or having more transitions than normal. Other great feature is falling edge count. Which on this vehicle was 58-65 and it should have been 58 notches every time. But it takes way more time to find a glitch/drop out for sure. Once i realized i made the wrong call, i started to look at better ways of requiring that same signal so it didn't happen again. #1 thing was grounding your trace off the battery, NOT the block as i was originally! And #2, being mindful of where your leads are running across/over! But you want to talk about a great feature, This is it. Thanks for sharing, and thank for taking the time. BTW, the problem on said vehicle was water in the gas, which took the injectors out. Have a great New Year brother!

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Well said, experience is everything! Happy New Year Brian!

[@johnturner8829]

Great info as always. Thanks for sharing that and Happy New Year. Best wishes to everyone for 2020.

[@billyyoder8171]

Thank you Mario. Good job. Have a blessed and safe New Year to you and your family.

[@exmotorsports]

Great Job once again bro.. Again it reminds me I need a Pico. 😀 I am impressed seeing where you are with the Pico these day's. Your knowledge has expanded hugely with this stuff since the days we first met. Keep it rockin bud. 🤘😎👍 Cheers KB

[@jgeorges3061]

thank you super Mario for all the info you share really appreciated for taking the time to do this awesome info to know till i buy the pico and happy new year brotha, cheeeeeeers

[@ralfsautomotive]

Another nice Vid!! Happy new Year

[@ascecricket4041]

Thanks buddy. I'm a fan of your channel

[@antreasninnis2554]

Thanks alot for this important information with pico

[@Pablo_Automotive]

Really great Mario and goog explanation because I love te pico the option whit him are very big.

[@carstengotfredsen160]

Love SQL RAW data - export and verificar. Happy New Year :)

[@JoelAutomotiveInaction]

great job explaining that features 💪🏻💪🏻

[@richardcranium5839]

thats just super, mario. thanks fer da knowlege sharing.

[@caliautotech21]

Oh dang I’m first! Super helpful! I want a pico so bad trying to save up

[@robertomijango8944]

thank you for explaint how work mat chanel

[@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706]

Great work Mario, I definitely like the deep measure option in the pico. Do you have open my eyes to some other options in it as well so good work

[@jamesl197999]

Have used the math channel before but never deep Measurement. Cool thanks

[@stephanevaucelles6378]

thanks for video

[@luisfranciscocopca3641]

Gracias Mario muy buena explicacion y por poner títulos en español

[@DriftCentral]

Would have liked to see an example of what noise looks like and how to work around it

[@alfredofonque9707]

Gran vídeo Mario, algo nuevo para aplicar. Esto también lo puedo aplicar a señales análogas ? Gracias por compartir cosas nuevas de Pico

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Si, también aplica. Gracias Alfredo

[@fredsalter1915]

Another great video, sir! Now pull that axe up off the wall and let us hear you play!!!!! :-D

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

I did, in the end of the new year's video!

[@fredsalter1915]

@@SuperMarioDiagnostics I just watched your Christmas Video. Absolutely epic! I loved it! And your playing is very good, sir!!!!!!!! Peace!

[@alanw5879]

Is that the frequency of the bad cam sensor or crank? Can I just set my scope to frequency and see drop outs better? I have hantek 2 ch. Or can I put 1 lead on the signal watching voltage and connect the 2nd lead to the signal but watching frequency?

[@yemiasaolu1622]

Thanks Mario for this powerful lesson ,pls I need clarification on this .My Autel maxiscope doesn't have builtin Freq math Channel function to view dropout on signal eg to view misfire .is it possible to create frequency math Channel function for it under the library

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

I'm not sure, i do not own an autel scope, sorry

[@redball9]

Hi Mario! Thanks for this. Really great. Would it be possible if you can share this psdata file with so I can show it to my students. Thanks

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Sorry i do not have the file

[@markferraro5250]

great info SM pico has many good features for captureing intermittents have you messed with masks and alarms ? BTW i noticed in your math channel menu i saw INJ ON TIME how did you create that? thanks again

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

With the help of another, more intelligent KZbinr, he provided me with a formula to graph injector on time. It's not perfect, and may be delayed, but it's as good as I can get at the moment! 1000/freq(A) is period time in milliseconds. duty(A) is 100 * (approximately ON-time) divided by the period time. So use 10*duty(A)/freq(A) and you will approximately get the ON-time in milliseconds.

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

His KZbin channel is called Dmitriy L. Well worth checking out!

[@trublue2319]

Pico or ats scope?

[@DavyDiag]

Great video, any chance you can post the files so we can have a play?

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

As soon as i have them ready I'll comment with a link for you

[@DavyDiag]

@@SuperMarioDiagnostics thank you

[@hansvarca3616]

Did you try it in inductive ckp sensor mate ?

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Yes, works too

[@hansvarca3616]

@@SuperMarioDiagnostics Thanks mate

[@OzMechanics]

Seconddddd

[@EverythingNausome]

I just went on mine to mess around with these features. My software does not have deep measure option...

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

Gotta update to latest version

[@EverythingNausome]

@@SuperMarioDiagnostics Damn. Was just checking that. Updating now. Holy response time. Thanks

[@spelunkerd]

I wish PICO would have put a little more effort into a manual, explaining each of these menu choices under the math tab. The automotive scopes seem to be missing some features that might have been nice, for example RMS voltage. I probably just need more practice.

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

It's a need to know basis 😆 jk they do have some info in their site. This one does show rms by the way!

[@Kevin_YouTube]

Hi Mario - great video again. I have PicoScope 6 Automotive - (PC Oscilloscope software version: 6.12.7.2724) but there is no Deep Measure in the Measurements drop-down. Do I need to activate it somehow? Thanks

[@SuperMarioDiagnostics]

No, that's weird. Have you tried reinstalling it?

[@Kevin_YouTube]

@@SuperMarioDiagnostics Thanks for the reply and suggestion. I tired updating from inside the existing version but it said there were no updates. Went to PICO and downloaded and installed the latest version (6.14.5) and DeepMeasure is there. Thanks again.

[@EverythingNausome]

@@Kevin_KZbin This was the same for me