Adrian Suciu

In the presentation I mentioned that the crash only really happened on Android, on python, and only when I was using hierarchical blocks in this configuration. The blocks get basically...

The problem is related to the firmware version. Without testing with a newer firmware version, there is not much that we can do.

I don't think it should decode though. To me It looks like your signal is at 115200 baudrate, not at 38400 ..

The solution here would be to trigger another decoding when one of the decoding parameters changes if I understand correctly. It should do this even when the acquisition stopped.

Well it seems to me that there are no new acquisitions in betwseen changing baud rates. Decoding only seems to work upon new acquisition, not upon changing decoding parameters. My...

I just tested and it works just fine for me ..  Can you try removing your ini files ? https://wiki.analog.com/university/tools/m2k/scopy-troubleshooting?s[]=scopy&s[]=troubleshooting#reinstall_ini_files

I reproduced this. I used v1.4.0 where things seem to work just fine. I will take a look.

Scopy implements peak-peak measurement for single channels. However measurements across multiple channels cannot be done at the moment, nor mathematical operations with measured values.

There is no way currently implemented to get histogram in an automated way in Scopy. You could use libm2k to acquire the data and process it directly in Python (or...

Setting the number of kernel buffers basically guarantees how many buffers are continous across subsequent acquisitions. In libm2k, you should always use the same number of samples for getSamples() when...