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Is it possible to read the peak-to-peak TKTDS1K2K driver directly?

I am using a TDS 2014 osciloscope , It take seven seconds to read all wave form (2500 points). Is it posible to read directly the peak to peak value without read wave-form vi ?
My task is time dependent , I want to read within a few milliseconds,
thank you .
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A quick look at the driver shows that there's a function called TKTDS1K2K Measurement Setting and one called TKTDS1K2K Read Instrument Data. I don't have the instrument to check how fast it will read, but it's got to be faster than transferring the whole waveform.
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I used both TKTDS1K2K Measurement Setting and TKTDS1K2K Read Instrument Data vi. Scope show the measurement value "1.02? " , "1.02?" mean NaN ,but I got the value through Read Instrument Data 1.02 without error message. expected value is NaN .
Measurement vaues for peak-to-peak, Max ...
some of the examples
ScopeValue ReadInstrumentData expectedValue
1.02? 1.02 NaN
2.03? 2.03 NaN
10.04 10.04 10.04
100.02 100.02 100.02


regards
pathman
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"I used both TKTDS1K2K Measurement Setting and TKTDS1K2K Read measurement vi's.(Not measurement instrument Data.vi) Scope show the measurement value "1.02? " , "1.02?" mean NaN ,but I got the value through Read Instrument Data 1.02 without error message. expected value is NaN .
Measurement vaues for peak-to-peak, Max ...
some of the examples
ScopeValue ReadInstrumentData expectedValue
1.02? 1.02 NaN
2.03? 2.03 NaN
10.04 10.04 10.04
100.02 100.02 100.02

regards
pathman"
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The function does nothing to check for the "?" symbol. It just converts to a DBL and the ? gets dropped. You can modify the VI to return NaN. I'd be curious to know what condition causes the scope to think a peak-to-peak measurment is NaN.
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Thank you for your quick response
I want to check peak-to-peak to control volts/meter.
If I get the NaN value then I can reduce the Volts/meter value until I get a number value , then I can display whole wave form.
If I display whole wave form it will take more than 7 seconds per value.
If you have any aternative , please answer to me.
thank you
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Thank you for your quick response
I want to check peak-to-peak to control volts/meter.
If I get the NaN value then I can reduce the Volts/meter value until I get a number value , then I can display whole wave form.
If I display whole wave form it will take more than 7 seconds per value.
If you have any aternative , please answer to me.
thank you
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Thank you for your quick response
I want to check peak-to-peak to control volts/meter.
If I get the NaN value then I can reduce the Volts/meter value until I get a number value , then I can display whole wave form.
If I display whole wave form it will take more than 7 seconds per value.
If you have any aternative , please answer to me.
thank you
regards
pathman
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Thank you for your quick response
I want to check peak-to-peak to control volts/meter.
If I get the NaN value then I can reduce the Volts/meter value until I get a number value , then I can display whole wave form.
If I display whole wave form it will take more than 7 seconds per value.
If you have any aternative , please answer to me.
thank you
regards
pathman
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Thank you for your quick response
I want to check peak-to-peak to control volts/meter.
If I get the NaN value then I can reduce the Volts/meter value until I get a number value , then I can display whole wave form.
If I display whole wave form it will take more than 7 seconds per value.
If you have any aternative , please answer to me.
thank you
regards
pathman
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