pyDSO: Very simple python app to control your DSO150 and to take snapshot
I finally went back to this topic. Summary: The main idea is to use a usb CDC/ACM link (~ serial) to control the DSO1505 from your PC. Of course, you'll need to connect a micro usb header to the D+/D- pins on the DSO150. It is easy to do, the D+/D- spots are neatly marked on the PCB /!\ if a USB cable is plugged, you may be grounding the DSO , be careful. /!\ The FNIRSI style boards are using these pins to detect the AC/DC setting, you CANNOT use USB on the FNIRSI style boards. The end result looks like this : The app is very basic. It offers simple control (voltage range/time base/trigger) and more importantly the ability to retrieve nice screenshots from the DSO without using you phone (it creates output.png). The snapshots are like this : The code to run is python_usb_control/graphical_py_app/pyDSO.py You'll need pyQt5+pySerial installed. Under the hood, a very simple protobuf-based RPC is being used, so that it is relatively portable to any language supported by proto
