We all know someone is already designing a 3D printable enclosure to replace the original screen with a larger one. We'll have a 27 inch 4K oscilloscope with physical buttons shortly. RIP DS1054Z, you had your run.
The "HDMI resolution" drop down selector as well as the option to turn "DSP" On and Off will appear on the DH0800, in the "Other" menu, once you enable "Debug Mode" / "Test Model On." To enable "Debug Mode" / "Test Model On," choose "utility" from the main menu and tap on the word "About" 3 to 4 times. You will notice the amount of information listed on the about tab increase and you have a bunch of new options to choose from in the "SelfCal" menu. A new "Debug" menu appears at the bottom of the screen :) Enjoy! It looks like the max resolution is 1920x1080_60. I've noticed video on the HDMI output port is ever so slightly delayed (bordering on the edge of even being perceptible) when compared against the built in display. The only way I was able to noticed this delay was when I connected a mouse. Pointer movement has a slight hesitation when changing directions quickly. The video one sees on the "web page" has a much more marked delay. It's not too bad. It's comparable to Siglent's remote VNC Solution.
@@petrpolasek5931 Well if that "screen" was a computer, it could just pull power from the computer. Also, can it only draw power from the USB-C? I would think they could draw power through the front USB also. (I guess that would make more sense if they had a built in battery). Anyway, there's plenty of options. I'm gonna grab one on black Friday, since we are so close to it. Hopefully they drop the price even more.
I also learned recently that I could connect a USB hub with HDMI output to my phone to watch RUclips on my hotel television. Android phones really aren't much different that regular computers other than the size.
Hi. Can you also test how responsive and useful the web interface is? I am thinking about the one that you can access through the web browser. There is very little information about it. Thanks for another great video :)
I wish you would have done a memory depth demo... For example: zoom out and record 10 or 15 seconds of can bus and then zoom down into the waveform and see how clean it looks. Do a few experiments and calculate how long it takes to reach the memory limitation, etc.
Im unsure how you riggeed this? did you use the HDMI for picture, and the USB with the hub for touch and mouse, as Im not familiar that HDMI can carry touch input? Or is both the picture & touch managed by that single USB port in the front? - so you in theory have two approaches for picture signal, both HDMI and the approach you shown above? Would surprise me if a USBA port that looks to have 4 string, can handle that.
What resolution does it actually output in..1080p60 as the highest ? (the options gave the impression that 108p60 was the max) that you can outout to a 4K screen and also 8k or 480p screen, goes without saying, but what resolution does it max output in
I have just bought a DHO914s. As soon as I connect HDMI cable to the scope HDMI inlet, it shuts off itself! Tried several times, same cord, shutdown. Any ideas? Should I consider it a faulty unit an return it? Any thoughts appreciated, thanks
I am trying to connect the oscilloscope to a maxhub screen, but the touch screen not working. With HDMI I can just duplicate the screen, but not the touch inputs. With USB it's not even recognizing. How can I connect it to get the touch screen effect on my smart screen. Am I need to download any software for that.?
Does it work on the USB C on the back too? I'd rather use that one than have the unsightly mess coming out of the front of it. Although I guess it doesn't matter if you're doing it for a second monitor.
Does it have the WIRELESS screen mirroring feature? Most Android mobile phones have it and is very convenient to connect to display devices wirelessly. Resolution is not as good as HDMI but very useful, nonetheless.
I think it does not have WiFi onboard, so you might need a USB-WiFi dongle that is supported by the kernel/OS. Nevertheless wireless display also needs to be implemented, but it might be worth a try.
@@calholli so far looks like it is just for the power. I'll check this within a week when I lay hands on DHO9xx, but I'm very skeptical. Specs list only the front USB as a USB-host...
An unrelated noob question. Today we have a tons of cheap microwave DIY solutions - human presense radars and similar devices with around $5 boards with smth. like LD2410 chip, so it's very tempting to play around with them. And the question is: what entry level hobbyist oscilloscopes, like up to $500, exist for those frequencies, like with the bandwidth of 25 MHz+ accordingly?
you mentioned microwaves, then maybe you meant - 24GHz+? ...within $500? Then none, I guess. Like, afaik Infiniium UXR-B series from Keysight might do that, but I'd expect a price tag closer to $40-50k for a 30GHz+ version (UXR0334B) and up. If you meant 25MHz+ then I suppose basically *any* entry-level oscilloscope will work for you, even some hand-held multimeters, but I'd give up on the idea of sampling the actual microwave input/output of these radar chips
@@arsenyspin1726 GHz of course. Yeah, I did some research and concluded that the most budget solution would be an old oscilloscope from eBay, they are obtainable starting from like $1500. Still pretty expensive to play with a $5 board. :/
This thing just keeps getting better and better.
This thing turns in cheap software scope with integrated anlog frontend to second-rate tablet. 🤮
We all know someone is already designing a 3D printable enclosure to replace the original screen with a larger one. We'll have a 27 inch 4K oscilloscope with physical buttons shortly. RIP DS1054Z, you had your run.
Hopefully it won't drive the price up
@@зритель-ы9ч Yeah.. but it does it at 12bits and a cheap price. I think you're missing the point
The "HDMI resolution" drop down selector as well as the option to turn "DSP" On and Off will appear on the DH0800, in the "Other" menu, once you enable "Debug Mode" / "Test Model On."
To enable "Debug Mode" / "Test Model On," choose "utility" from the main menu and tap on the word "About" 3 to 4 times. You will notice the amount of information listed on the about tab increase and you have a bunch of new options to choose from in the "SelfCal" menu. A new "Debug" menu appears at the bottom of the screen :) Enjoy!
It looks like the max resolution is 1920x1080_60. I've noticed video on the HDMI output port is ever so slightly delayed (bordering on the edge of even being perceptible) when compared against the built in display. The only way I was able to noticed this delay was when I connected a mouse. Pointer movement has a slight hesitation when changing directions quickly.
The video one sees on the "web page" has a much more marked delay. It's not too bad. It's comparable to Siglent's remote VNC Solution.
Rigol's competitors must be running around in the background wondering how they will compete......as they surely will!
I think the forum poster went into the about screen and clicked a bunch of times to enable a secret debug menu.
Yes, three touches on the About menu option.
Too bad HDMI didn't standardize touchscreen over I2C, could theoretically be implemented with one cable.
It has USB-C on the back. I don't see why it wouldn't work with one cable.
@@calholli Because the USB-C is for power. How would you connect power supply, oscilloscope and a screen using one cable?
@@petrpolasek5931 Well if that "screen" was a computer, it could just pull power from the computer. Also, can it only draw power from the USB-C? I would think they could draw power through the front USB also. (I guess that would make more sense if they had a built in battery). Anyway, there's plenty of options. I'm gonna grab one on black Friday, since we are so close to it. Hopefully they drop the price even more.
Not so surprising. These are standard Android features.
Connect a mouse to your Android phone and a tiny mouse pointer appears!
I also learned recently that I could connect a USB hub with HDMI output to my phone to watch RUclips on my hotel television. Android phones really aren't much different that regular computers other than the size.
It’s only a question of time before somebody installs Raid: Shadow Legends on this scope
You can also attach midi devices to your hub for even more functionality 😊
@@glyptodon_chI should play DooM fine for starter.
@@glyptodon_ch someone already installed genshin and played on it
This will be great for students and teachers alike. You'll be able to remote that screen no doubt.
Could well be that an external keyboard works too. Would be extremely nice if they would have thought about some nice shortcut keys etc.
It's a pretty nice external touchscreen display!
Hi. Can you also test how responsive and useful the web interface is? I am thinking about the one that you can access through the web browser. There is very little information about it. Thanks for another great video :)
What is the model of the screen? looks very usefull
It is great that the touch screen works!
I wish you would have done a memory depth demo... For example: zoom out and record 10 or 15 seconds of can bus and then zoom down into the waveform and see how clean it looks. Do a few experiments and calculate how long it takes to reach the memory limitation, etc.
Dave, can i please have the make & model number of your Touchscreen Monitor, having trouble finding one, thanks!
Sir, please make Rigol DHO814 vs Siglent SDS1104x-e with its noise level!🙏
They are basically the same.
Im unsure how you riggeed this?
did you use the HDMI for picture, and the USB with the hub for touch and mouse, as Im not familiar that HDMI can carry touch input?
Or is both the picture & touch managed by that single USB port in the front? - so you in theory have two approaches for picture signal, both HDMI and the approach you shown above?
Would surprise me if a USBA port that looks to have 4 string, can handle that.
"You call that a scope? THIS is a scope."
"Check out my new 80" 4K UHD Scope!" 😂
What resolution does it actually output in..1080p60 as the highest ? (the options gave the impression that 108p60 was the max)
that you can outout to a 4K screen and also 8k or 480p screen, goes without saying, but what resolution does it max output in
Android does such a great job of display scaling, certainly leaves Qt etc. in the dust
Yeah, if whoever uses Qt doesn’t know what they are doing .
love the possibilities! "and as wirelss we could use the moose also!" ;-)
I have just bought a DHO914s. As soon as I connect HDMI cable to the scope HDMI inlet, it shuts off itself! Tried several times, same cord, shutdown. Any ideas? Should I consider it a faulty unit an return it? Any thoughts appreciated, thanks
I am trying to connect the oscilloscope to a maxhub screen, but the touch screen not working.
With HDMI I can just duplicate the screen, but not the touch inputs. With USB it's not even recognizing.
How can I connect it to get the touch screen effect on my smart screen. Am I need to download any software for that.?
Can you put the Anrdoid OS in to developer mode?
You can! Same way as on the phone OS.
I agree. That's cool. :)
Does it work on the USB C on the back too? I'd rather use that one than have the unsightly mess coming out of the front of it. Although I guess it doesn't matter if you're doing it for a second monitor.
Can you share a link for that touch screen? I just got my dho924s and I'd love to get a 15 to 20 inch touch screen for it
Does it have the WIRELESS screen mirroring feature? Most Android mobile phones have it and is very convenient to connect to display devices wirelessly. Resolution is not as good as HDMI but very useful, nonetheless.
I think it does not have WiFi onboard, so you might need a USB-WiFi dongle that is supported by the kernel/OS.
Nevertheless wireless display also needs to be implemented, but it might be worth a try.
Then we need a touch screen with embeded 4 port USB hub, so you can connect mouse and have 2 extra spare ones ;)
Very nice thing to have anyways.
I'll take a (wireless) mouse over a big touchscreen any day. Your arm will get tired quickly using the touchscreen.
What touchscreen is that?
CrowVi
thx
u said moose.
😅
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For example, Canadians may say "a boot" instead of "about". It's AuEn, I think.
Thanks
Does this work with the DHO900 series too?
Yes. Same hardware and O/S.
does the rear usb-c work only for powering the scope?
I was wondering the same.. Couldn't this be a one wire operation.. C to C.
@@calholli so far looks like it is just for the power. I'll check this within a week when I lay hands on DHO9xx, but I'm very skeptical. Specs list only the front USB as a USB-host...
@@calholli okay, DHO924S doesn't seem to support my display through the rear usb-c. Only power =( well, not a big deal really
@@arsenyspin1726 strange choice.. I guess it still has HDMI and LAN though
give price ,model no. of that touchscreen thingie.... seems aobut 10 inch huh
A wireless mouse should be called a hamster.
You can use moose with it?😂
Only on the Canadian variant
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No no no -- Dave's talking about "mousse" -- so you can style up your hair to coordinate with this DHO 80's theme scope!
Come see the majestic moose!
Moose bites can be very nasty... ;)
@@Graham_Wideman mmm me thinking if it was available in some other than chocolate flavour.
An unrelated noob question. Today we have a tons of cheap microwave DIY solutions - human presense radars and similar devices with around $5 boards with smth. like LD2410 chip, so it's very tempting to play around with them. And the question is: what entry level hobbyist oscilloscopes, like up to $500, exist for those frequencies, like with the bandwidth of 25 MHz+ accordingly?
you mentioned microwaves, then maybe you meant - 24GHz+? ...within $500? Then none, I guess. Like, afaik Infiniium UXR-B series from Keysight might do that, but I'd expect a price tag closer to $40-50k for a 30GHz+ version (UXR0334B) and up. If you meant 25MHz+ then I suppose basically *any* entry-level oscilloscope will work for you, even some hand-held multimeters, but I'd give up on the idea of sampling the actual microwave input/output of these radar chips
@@arsenyspin1726 GHz of course. Yeah, I did some research and concluded that the most budget solution would be an old oscilloscope from eBay, they are obtainable starting from like $1500. Still pretty expensive to play with a $5 board. :/
Hi, when will you release the review, approximately? Thank you!
Still working on it.
The review is out
I saw it, thank you!@@calholli
Please test FFT.
this
I really hope it's not a 1 FPS steaming pile.
damn that's nice :)
Cool!
Oh with a French Mousse there will be proper chicken dinner?
I'm waiting for the review! ;)
seeing an oscilloscope with a mouse is quite cursed
At least it is not a mouse with an oscilloscope, just imagine the dat when even mouses get oscilloscopes :)
Don't forget that it's android operated... with a mouse. lol
Um... Senior Tektronix models of 10 to 40GSa/s, DPO5000 and higher, all work under Windows OS since early 2000s, I think. With mice, of course.
wow
from where I can buy this in India?
Your asking a dude in Australia, where in India you can buy it.
for real? you do understand you also have to make an effort
aliexpress
Who uses a moose as a pointing device? .... Australia or Alaska, I see no difference :D
Iron Man: I want one...
Pepper: Okay.
Calm down