I am trying to read data from pcsu100 in lab view. i was working so far with the dsolink.dll, but i just noticed that can’t be used. which dll do i have to work with? and do you have a header file or a description for the needed dll? is it even possible read out the curves? I noticed that the pcsu1000D.dll is just able to communicate with the scope concerning trigger level or volts/div, but pcsu1000 can’t communicate with lab view, can it?
[quote]I noticed that the pcsu1000D.dll is just able to communicate with the scope concerning trigger level or volts/div, but pcsu1000 can’t communicate with lab view, can it?[/quote]Yes, it can.
Please see this thread how to do: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4785
Thanks a lot.I think that I can handle it now. I tried before using the DSOLink.dll, until I read in a description pdf file that the functions ReadCh1 and ReadCh2 only read data from PCS500,PCS100 and K8031.
Which function of the PCSU1000D.dll do I need?Or is it really just to communicate with PCSU1000, one could say to substitute the buttons.
I think you have downloaded this software development package from the PCSU1000 downloads page:
[color=#008000]Software [/color]
[color=#008000]Make now your own software for our PCSU1000 PC-scope! (update: 4/5/2007) the PCSU1000 can be run from within any folder.[/color]
There is a ready to run example using the DLLs.
Extract the package “PCSU1000D_DELPHI_DEMO.ZIP” and run the program PCSU1000Run.exe in it to see all the functions.
The WinDSO.DLL works with the PCSU1000 too. This DLL is used to read the data from the oscilloscpe.
The pdf file should be updated…
You can control the oscilloscope settings using the functions of the PCSU1000D.dll.
[quote]Or is it really just to communicate with PCSU1000, one could say to substitute the buttons.[/quote]Yes.
If you can use MS Visual C++ 2008 (or 2010) then you may check this thread: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=5443