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JamCam
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by JamCam »
Is there a subroutine that I can use that doesn't crash the PicoScope if I want to prematurely quit a program I'm making?
Currently, I just have a Qt button call:
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# Stop the scope
# handle = chandle
status["stop"] = ps.ps4000Stop(chandle)
assert_pico_ok(status["stop"])
# Close unit Disconnect the scope
# handle = chandle
status["close"] = ps.ps4000CloseUnit(chandle)
assert_pico_ok(status["close"])
This usually results in an error and I will have to re-plug-in the PicoScope 4262 and restart the application in order for operation to continue.
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NeilH
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by NeilH »
What kind of error do you get when running this?
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JamCam
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by JamCam »
NeilH wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:27 am
What kind of error do you get when running this?
My error handler returns a Pico not found erorr.
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