Voltpeek: Command-Based PC Oscilloscope Software for NS1 Hardware
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Summary
Voltpeek is a command-based PC oscilloscope software designed to work with the NS1 headless oscilloscope hardware and firmware. It offers a unique command-driven interface for adjustments, such as scaling, using keyboard inputs instead of traditional click-and-drag methods. The software also supports the Pi Pico with the NS0 firmware.
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· 3 pulledVoltpeek is a command based PC oscilloscope software.
By command based, we mean that everything in voltpeek is controlled and adjusted via command instead of click and drag or text entry like many other oscilloscope softwares that run on PC.
The scale command will put the oscilloscope/software in adjustment mode. The horizontal and vertical scales can then be adjusted using the h, j, k, and l keys.
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