Using ThunderScope

This user’s guide covers the basics of using ThunderScope with ngscopeclient. For more details on ngscopeclient, including documentation and usage examples for all the filters, check out the ngscopeclient Manual.

• Capture Modes
  • Normal Trigger
  • Auto Trigger
  • Single Trigger
  • Force Trigger
  • Stop Capture
• Managing Waveforms
  • Adding Channels to a Waveform View
  • Adding Channels to a New Waveform View
  • Adding Channels to a New Waveform Group
  • Deleting Channels
• Horizontal Controls
  • Horizontal Scale / Zoom
  • Horizontal Pan
• Channel Controls
  • Channel Properties
  • Vertical Scale
  • Vertical Offset
  • Automatic Vertical Scale and Offset
  • Termination and Coupling
  • Bandwidth
  • Attenuation
  • Channel Nickname
  • Channel Color
• Trigger Controls
  • Trigger Menu
  • Trigger Type
  • Trigger Delay
  • Trigger Channel
  • Trigger Edge
  • Trigger Level
• Acquisition Controls
  • Sample Rate
  • Memory Depth
  • Capture History
  • ADC Resolution
  • Active Channels Vs. Max. Sample Rate - 8 Bit
  • Active Channels Vs. Max. Sample Rate - 12 Bit
• Cursors
  • Horizontal Cursors
  • Vertical Cursors
• Filters 101
  • What is a Filter?
  • Filter Graph
  • Making a Measurement
  • Measurement Statistics
  • Filters with Waveform Inputs and Outputs
  • Waveform Export
  • Reference Waveforms
  • Protocol Decode Example
  • List of Filters with Usage Examples
• Hardware Setups
  • Using an External Reference Clock
  • Generating a Output Reference Clock
  • Synchronizing Multiple ThunderScopes
  • Using SYNC/AUX as a Trigger Input
  • Using SYNC/AUX as a Trigger Output