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It would be awesome if the Multi-Instrument software was to be supported on Ubuntu in the future. Is there anything planned by any chance?

opetelin
Post at 7-9-2012 10:56

I second this request, but I'd be happy with just about any Linux distro.

Testman wrote:Ubuntu Support

It would be awesome if the Multi-Instrument software was to be supported on Ubuntu in the future. Is there anything planned by any chance?

opetelin
Post at 7-9-2012 10:56

Currently, it works with Linux only under Windows emulation environment.

Hi
The Multimeter function could do so much more . It should have a choice of display modes ; Bargraph , Analogue Scale , and Text . These should be resizable and should allow a choice of meter ballistics and reference level . It should be able to display a combination of measurements ; Level , THD , and Peak Frequency , for example . It could have a set of buttons freely assignable to different ref levels , ballistics , or measurements .
Currently the spectrum analyser measurements are very difficult to read because they are so small and jump around as the display is updated . It's almost unusable . If they could be displayed in large text in the Multimeter display that would be perfect , because then they could be seen from a distance and it would not be necessary to see the Spectrum or Oscilloscope displays to read their parameters .

Thank you for the suggestions. Most of the functions you mentioned can be found in DDP viewer (MI Pro edition required). It allows HIHI, HI, LOW, LOWLOW alarming, decimal place adjustment, mathematical operation, etc. You can open up to 16 DDP Viewers. We will add more functions there.

By the way, if you feel the characters on the screen is too small, you can go to [Setting]>[Display] and adjust the "Font Size"