05-14-2022 08:02 AM
I have an oscilloscope with integrated logic analyzer from OWON, model MSO7062TD. Unfortunately there are no drivers from Owon at all at LabView under Instrument Driver.
How can the device be integrated under LabView?
05-14-2022 09:53 AM
@Posty wrote:
I have an oscilloscope with integrated logic analyzer from OWON, model MSO7062TD. Unfortunately there are no drivers from Owon at all at LabView under Instrument Driver.
How can the device be integrated under LabView?
If the instrument has GPIB port you can send commands to it.
You don't need a driver.
05-14-2022 10:41 AM
Hi,
oscilloscope with integrated logic analyzer from OWON, model MSO7062TD , connect to PC throught USB ,
For the use of OWON, model MSO7062TD with LabVIEW , you find below a link with driver on how to use Own oscilloscope with LabVIEW ,
Best Regards.
05-14-2022 01:47 PM - edited 05-14-2022 01:50 PM
This Owen oscilloscope has no GPIB bus.
05-14-2022 01:59 PM
I have already installed a driver, but LabView does not recognize the device, although it is displayed correctly in the Device Manager.
05-14-2022 02:49 PM
@Emna20 wrote:
Hi,
oscilloscope with integrated logic analyzer from OWON, model MSO7062TD , connect to PC throught USB ,
For the use of OWON, model MSO7062TD with LabVIEW , you find below a link with driver on how to use Own oscilloscope with LabVIEW ,
Are you sure? I don't see anything specifically mentioned about the MSO series and the technical documentation seems to indicate that they use a LibUSB based driver to interface to a proprietary protocol and they do not seem to document that interface but want you to use their Wave software which is apparently shipped on a CD with this device. Interfacing to that from LabVIEW without a detailed documentation about the LibUSB interface is impossible. And even then could you not use NI-VISA but would instead have to interface to the LibUSB dll through the LabVIEW Call Library Node.
05-15-2022 10:16 AM
@Posty wrote:
I have already installed a driver, but LabView does not recognize the device, although it is displayed correctly in the Device Manager.
They didn't implement USBTMC. Not surprising.