PicoLog 1000 Series data logger

Movable axes: The

vertical axes can

be dragged up and

down. This feature

is particularly useful

when one waveform

is obscuring another.

There’s also an

Auto Arrange Axes

command.

Views:

PicoScope

is carefully

designed to

make the best

use of the

display area. You

can add new

scope, spectrum

and XY views

with automatic

or custom

layouts.

Channel options:

Filtering, offset, resolution

enhancement, custom

probes and more.

Auto setup button:

Configures the collection

time and voltage range for

clear display of signals.

PicoScope software

The display can be as simple or as

advanced as you need. Begin with

a single view of one channel, and

then expand the display to include

any number of live channels, math

channels and reference waveforms.

Tools: Including

serial decoding,

reference

channels, macro

recorder, alarms,

mask limit

testing and math

channels.

Trigger toolbar:

Quick access to main

controls.

Automatic measurements: Display calculated measurements

for troubleshooting and analysis. You can add as many

measurements as you need on each view. Each measurement

includes statistical parameters showing its variability.

Rulers: Each axis

has two rulers

that can be

dragged across

the screen to

make quick

measurements

of amplitude,

time and

frequency.

Trigger marker: Drag

the yellow diamond to

adjust trigger level and

pre-trigger time.

Waveform replay tools:

PicoScope automatically

records up to 10,000 of the

most recent waveforms. You

can quickly scan through to

look for intermittent events,

or use the Buffer Navigator to

search visually.

Zoom overview: Click

and drag for quick

navigation in zoomed

views.

Ruler legend:

Absolute and

differential ruler

measurements

are listed here.

Zoom and pan tools:

PicoScope allows a zoom

factor of several million.

Digital outputs:

Toggle outputs

manually or set up

PWM waveforms