Is there any progress update on adding one-shot, digital triggers to the MSO?
Maybe I’m not typical, but in my use, I’m typically looking for analog anomalies when something odd occurs. I’ll set up the analyzer to monitor a GPIO pin or some other digital signal and then trigger that when something strange occurs. Then I’ll look to the analog probes to see what was going on when the blip occurred. I’m not typically using the MSO purely as an oscilloscope.
That said, just the other day, I did need a pure oscilloscope, but unfortunately, I needed to track the voltage difference between two probes. So, any progress on adding math functions (like subtract)?
Back to the digital triggers. I also look forward to the day they appear, as it means I won’t have to swap between the MSO and the Logic Pro just because I need to do some digital-only, analyzing. I will be able to use the MSO for everything.
I hope you are doing well. Were you able to get an update on the timelines for single shot digital triggers and analog math functions (or at least subtracting one probe from another)?
@durian Sorry I haven’t provided a release schedule for you! Digital one shot is likely to get into planning soon, but I unfortunately cannot provide a date just yet.
What I can say is that Digital one shot is planned to be implemented before Math functions.
Under the hood, we’re replacing the data processing pipeline for MSO, in order to fix the underlying issues that were blocking single shot digital trigger. The new headless API is already using that new pipeline, but there is a lot more work left to do in Logic 2 to switch over to it. We were supposed to be working on that this month, but work related to ongoing supply chain issues have swamped us this month. I expect to get back on this at the start of next month.
