digispark:tutorials:digiscope
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| - | ====== DigiScope ====== | ||
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| - | Check out the Digispark O-Scope example | ||
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| - | Load the Examples->DigiUSB->DigiScope sketch on to your Digispark. | ||
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| - | Connect a probe/wire to ground and to Pin 2 - use like an oscilloscope! | ||
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| - | Run the Digiscope binary (windows) or the digiscope.py python script in the Example Programs here: https://github.com/digistump/DigisparkArduinoIntegration | ||
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| - | It is calibrated for the approximate voltage when plugged into USB (4.75v once it gets to the Digispark through the diode) - so it should measure 0-4.75v | ||
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| - | It samples as fast as it can given your computer and how inefficient the graph rendering is - not a highly detailed output or anything but a great quick and dirty tool for troubleshooting! | ||
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