PicoScope 2204A tutorial part 1

[@MrSchattka]

Thanks for posting this tutorial. I just got my Picoscope 2204 in the mail today and I'm having a great time with it!

[@waltham1654]

I totally agree as an electronic technician very easily explained and fun to play with. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@subramaniantr2091]

it would be good to see the explanations about the 2204 ports and how we connect source to probe and so on.

[@farmerwoody123]

Great video & primer on using the software, thank you!

[@davidoconnor9167]

Very well explained, thanks!

[@pavel7311]

hello, and the driver does not install?

[@arnausolacorbella7250]

Very usefull thank you!

[@erbster200]

I think I need a tutorial part 0! I still don't understand how to use this oscilloscope. Trying to use in a school to measure the frequency of the output from a signal generator.

[@SaeligCoInc]

Try this for scope basics learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/how-to-use-an-oscilloscope/all and maybe kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3ixnqGLa5qfsLc from the 8min mark. If still stuck call Saelig for help (585-385-1750 x2)

[@underseaimages]

@@SaeligCoInc Thank you for this - that was helpful. In your video, you say "connect the probe to the AWG making sure to also connect the ground lead". I'm not sure how to do that. The probe has a croc clip on the ground and a sort of retractable clamp on the probe. The AWG socket has recessed coaxial connections and I cant see how to attach croc clips to that. I would be grateful for any hints. TIA

[@SaeligCoInc]

@@underseaimages You are correct, the improper cable has been called out in the video of the 2204A. As opposed to a BNC to alligator clips, the cable should really be a BNC to BNC.

[@stephanevaucelles6378]

thank for video