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incorrect voltage display #11
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Which version?
Which value? The samplerate drops to 100 kS/s when setting the timebase >= 500 µs/div
Changing the timebase automatically selects the highest possible samplerate (with the exception that the maximum sample rate 30 MS/s in one-channel mode and 16 MS/s in two-channel mode is not selected automatically so that the sampling does not become unstable). But you can always select these values manually if you want more speed. (48 MS/s is not stable due to USB limitations).
No, OpenHantek6022 doesn't show peak-to-peak voltage, the readings are V= (DC value, average of the signal), V~ (AC value of the signal) and Veff (RMS value of the signal), connect your multimeter and compare, it will measure the same values (-> read more). Some remarks (not only to you):
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Thank you for the insights on the voltages and samplerates. I have to say i initially got it to work but then for some reason it stopped working. |
Pleased disconnect and reconnect the USB plug before using the new version to ensure that also the new firmware is uploaded If old firmware was loaded as part of the old hantek 33325 version. OpenHantek6022 doesn't work with the old FW (as seen by the error message e6). The new firmware version in the top line must bei 0200. |
Thank you for your quick feedback. I got it working now. |
You're welcome. |
While testing the new openhantek6022 on linux, i noticed that the frequency and voltage readings are not correct in the lower part of the screen.
Frequency is off when the samplerate is too low. e.g; on the calibration squarewave, when you update the timebase, the samplerate automatically reduces to 100kS/s and gives you a frequency of 250Hz. updating the samplerate to 500kS:S shows the correct frequency values.
It would be nice to give the highest possible samplerate when changing the timebase, this would eliminate some interpretation errors.
Also, voltage readings on the last version seems half of what they shoud be. I'm reading 1, 06 V on the ref squarewave, Normally this should read 2Vpp.
on sinewaves, voltages are half of what they are in reality. Older openhantek software gives correct values
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