Rolf,

I likewise have a Rigol 1054Z and your comment prompted my to get the oscilloscope out and complete the testing I was doing some time ago to get my devices working with Sigrok. I am using the following software versions:

libsigrok             0.5.0
libserialport         0.1.1
libsigrokdecode       0.5.0
sigrok-cli            0.7.0
sigrok-meter          pre-release ?
pulseview             0.4.0

This was downloaded an complied from the Sigrok git some months ago now, but much newer than the version used by Aleksander Alekseev as well as those that installed by default from the Linux distro repository.

Although I was able to connect successfully using both USB and ethernet and capture data, I experienced some of the issue you have. For example, when connected to USB I was able to capture both channels. When connected to the network I could only capture one channel as you did.

I also tried in sigrok-cli using the following command:

sigrok-cli -d rigol-ds:conn=tcp-raw/10.210.210.78/5555 --frames 1 -O analog --channels CH1,CH2

This also returned data for only CH1, so it seems this is not a PulseView but a rigol-ds driver issue.

I also experienced the problem you mentioned with the network connection config not being saved and having to be re-entered. When clicking run, this seems to do something for maybe one or two seconds which also seems consistent with what you appear to be experiencing. This does seem to capture one frame of data - i.e equivalent to a screen width on the oscilloscope. I'm wondering whether this is by design although it would be useful to be able to set the number of frames to capture. I didn't experience any crashes though although the connection and along with it PulseView did freeze once and I had to re-boot the oscilloscope. PulseView eventually came back with a timeout message and a request to wait or cancel.

I know firmware is sometimes required, as it was for my generic logic analyzer and took a little trial and error to hunt down the correct version, although I'm not aware of such a requirement for Rigol oscilloscopes.

I have successfully used my Brymen or Fluke DMMs with sigrok-meter but have never considered trying them with PulseView so I can't comment on that at present, but I will give them a go and see what happens.

I made some notes along the way and I am happy to provide these if they will help, but I suspect that you will have already followed the same processes as I have.

Regards.


rattenkopf <mailto:rattenko...@gmx.net>
14 June 2018 10:22
Hi,

I'm new to the mailing list and sigrok and have a lot of problems using
the programs.

I have a rigol mso1104z, a korad ka3005p and a unit-t ut61b, all devices
should be fully supported as the wiki stated.

Yesterday I compiled all sigrok programs from git (using the corr.
script) to be shure to have the newest version (get version 0.5.. for
pulseview).

My problems are:

1. I found no manual or even tipps with a simple description how to use
the cli or a gui with a device and get the features of that device -
for example for ka3005o and ut61b.

2. Pulseview mostly crashes and only shows only one wave (from a dcf77
source) and only with 20 ms hori. resolution and than stops. How can
I see more?

3. The network address and the device type needs always put in again
after restart/crash. Why can the values (IP, port, device) not be
saved and reloade - best in a config-file?

4. How can I help to make the programs or dokumentation better. I can
compile the programs with the debug-flag and run them with gdb but I
think I can't program new features (at least now).

Fine regards
Rolf

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