sigrok-pico

Use a Raspberry Pi PICO (RP2040) as a logic analyzer and oscilloscope with sigrok.

======= Please start with the Getting Started page : https://github.com/pico-coder/sigrok-pico/blob/main/GettingStarted.md

Merged to mainline sigrok (September 2023)

Install from sigrok.org/downloads. PulseView 0.4.2 and sigrok-cli 0.7.2 do not support sigrok-pico.

sigrok-pico/
├── pico_pgen/              # Digital function generator for testing
├── pico_sdk_sigrok/        # RP2040 firmware (see release/ for UF2 files)
└── pulseview/              # Windows installer (unofficial)

This project implements a sigrok driver for the Raspberry Pi PICO RP2040 using the PICO SDK CDC serial library. It works with both PulseView (GUI) and sigrok-cli (command-line):

• 21 digital channels (D2-D22)
• 3 analog channels (A0-A2)
• Mixed-mode capture (combined digital + analog)

PulseView is the recommended graphical interface for sigrok-pico:

1. Install PulseView from sigrok.org/downloads
2. Flash the PICO with the appropriate UF2 firmware
3. In PulseView, select "raspberrypi_pico" driver and configure the serial port

Note: PulseView 0.4.2 does not support sigrok-pico. Use a newer version or the unofficial Windows installer.

Pre-compiled UF2 files are available in pico_sdk_sigrok/release/:

Building is straightforward using the VSCode extension:

1. Install the "Raspberry Pi Pico Project" extension in VSCode
2. Import the project using the extension
3. Select the latest SDK version when prompted
4. Select the board type (e.g., pico or pico2)
5. Click "Run Project (USB)" to build and flash

For command-line builds and more details, see TECHNICAL.md.

See LICENSE for details.