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Yes, the "picture" part has not worked for a couple of weeks. It always gives an error message. Who can we contact to get it fixed? Thanks... Chuck

Hi all I'm trying to download some pics and traces from my (newly bought and fixed) 7104 - but for the last several days I don't seem to be able to get into the photos section of the Tekscopes Yahoo

Hi Peter Wavestar 2.6 is normally downloadable - even though Tek lists a version for each product, they are all the same. Unfortunately, you will need the early version as you won't be able to select

Perl always looks to me like the ASCII equivalent of transmission line noise... Craig

Scripting is a tortuous way to go about programming, but brunt of that falls on computer. If I had a choice, I would use C. Using Perl is like programming a VMS system using DCL. However, your

Steve, Ahh, I see.. I did know what a star network config was but I failed to see how the GPIB cables could be used for that. I wasn't aware that there are m and f connectors at BOTH cable ends ! (

Peter, Each standard GPIB cable has both a male and female connector at each end of the cable. This allows one to stack multiple connectors in parallel with the controller's GPIB chassis-mounted

I need a crt part # 154-265 For a 503 scope . Im not looking to spend alot. This scope is missing one and Im not positive it even works. But a used crt would be a start. also looking for kenwood

Erik, Thanks. How did you manage to have the TEK DSA602 controlled by DocuWave RS232 ? I failed with RS232 though I guess I wired the cable correctly. Besides, my DocuWave Readme says the RS232 for

IMHO, the best way to drive GPIB instruments is using Linux (Linux GPIB) and Perl(GPIB) as the scripting language. I am doing that right now and I love the control I have. Just my $0.02 George H.

GPIB is specified to 1 MByte/s, but there is some overhead. The older instruments (late 70s) were usually the bottleneck, but later on speeds improved. In these days transfer efficiency probably

A list member was so generous to let me have the DocuWave software to control the DSA602 thru IEEE488. Since I want to compare DoceWave with WaveStar I tried to buy WaveStar. It is still on the TEK

Denis, Thanks. Besides my DSA602 I have three more GPIB devices and I do understand a chain config. But I fail to understand a star config. How could I " star " connect from a central point when

John, Thanks ! Tru your tip I found a clear pic of the GPIB cable and I see the piggy back connector construction. ( My card and cable are still in USA, I bought it last night on Ebay ). This

I have deleted this message to a place that Allah alone, is able to read it. Regards to all. Don Collie.

Just a heads up for anyone looking for a fast storage scope - there is one on eBay at the moment with 7B92A 7B53A, 7A26, 7A29 plugins for $225 buy-it-now. Apparently there is a problem that the

Peter, The maximum number of devices that can be connected to a GPIB bus is 14. I suspect that the speed of the data transfers will be limited by the DSA602, not the card that you use in a PC.

Hello Bob, I am sending you scans of converter and Low Voltage Power Supply schematics. Regards Miroslav Pokorni

Hi all, I've been buying on US ebay for a couple of years, and its been wonderful - at last, decent test gear! (ebay ID guy_d) Probably few of you know what its like living in a country (Australia)

Hi Peter GPIB is much faster as it's parallel (instead of serial). You can run 32 instruments I think - you just star the connections from a central point (the connectors just piggy back on each