By default Maximum Waveforms is set at 32 in Tools->Preferences so check what this is set to.

Which PicoScope model do you currently have attached to the PC ?
Have you downloaded the latest SDK from our website, either 32bit or 64bit ?
Are you using the example code from GitHub ?

Timebase 0 will only work with one enabled channel, timebase 1 with two. By default all channels are enabled by the driver when opening the device so you need to explicitly turn them off in your code.

All the SDK installer does is to install the driver and library files to allow the scope to be accessed, it does not install any programmes that will run. If the SDK install runs then you should be able to download the VI's from GitHub and they should work. Please note that you need the SDK and exam...

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.