Check Tools->Preferences->Keyboard

Can you post a short video showing the issue or send it to support@picotech.com

In theory there shouldn't be a problem, if you find you have issues then please send the details to support@picotech.com and the team will be able to look at them for you.

Please check the LabVIEW examples for the 6000 series on our GitHub Page

Which product and software are you referring to ?

You will need the ps2000a drivers and examples, not the ps2000 ones which are for the older models in the series.

Which O/S are you running?

The simple answer is "trusted what you saw on a YouTube video". The reason we do not advise the use of the general scopes for Automotive work is that they do not have the same level of input protection. That is why the automotive diagnostic software will only work with the the Automotive Scopes. If ...

Thanks for clearing that up. I will add the request for the team to consider however I will caution that, as this is the first request, it will be relatively low priority.

Yes, canbus decoding is available on all scopes through the software, just make sure that the bandwidth and sampling rate of the scope are sufficient for the bit rate of the signal.

We already have a feature request in to allow all decoded data to be included in a single table, even across protocols, so I will add your name to this.

Often the decoders will work on a single leg of a differential signal subject to noise. If noise prevents this in your setup then you can use two channels and create a Math Channel (A-B) and use that for decoding.

There will potentially be some changes, however it would be better to discuss these via support@picotech.com

Send an email explaining which functions you are using from the 4000.dll and the team will be able to advise on potential differences when transferring to the 5000a.dll

Is it still operating in 12bit even though the display is on 8bit, if so this may be linked to the selected state value for the drop down menu.

Do you get the same overrange indication at 1s/div, where the trace will still be streaming ?

If you leave it running at 5000s/div does the trace become reasonable after a few minutes ?