reza0@ihlpl.UUCP (H. Reza Zarafshar) (09/26/86)
I have seen ads in magazines advertising a board that plugs into a pc and makes it an oscilloscope. I cann't find the magazines though. Does anyone know of such board? Has anyone ever tried one? I would appreciate any help, pointer etc. Please respond by e-mail to: ihnp4!ihlpl!reza0 Thanks
don@pecnos.UUCP (Don Hopkins) (09/29/86)
> I have seen ads in magazines advertising a board that plugs > into a pc and makes it an oscilloscope. I cann't find the > magazines though. Does anyone know of such board? Has anyone > ever tried one? I would appreciate any help, pointer etc. > Please respond by e-mail to: > > ihnp4!ihlpl!reza0 > > Thanks Heathkit manufactures a kit that does this. It is an external box using a serial interface to the computer. It is called 'Computer Oscilloscope' Model #IC-4802. Sells for about $400. Name........: Donald F. Hopkins Company.....: CONCURRENT Computer Corporation (A Perkin-Elmer Company) US Mail.....: 106 Apple St., Tinton Falls, N.J. 07724 Phone.......: 201-758-7268 UUCP..(work): ...!{decvax,ucbvax,ihnp4}!vax135!petsd!pecnos!don (home): ...!{decvax,ucbvax,ihnp4}!vax135!petsd!pecnos!buslog!don Disclaimer: The above opinions are only mine and not that of my employer.
GUBBINS@RADC-TOPS20.arpa (Gern) (09/30/86)
Heath has a real nice hardware/software thing to do just that. It is connected by RS-232C (I believe). I am told that it works real well. Current catalog lists it as a dual trace 50MHz digital storage 'scope with a price of $399.95 kit, 575.00 assembled. Cheers, Gern -------