Only fully functional on the Maxisys Tablet, the PC software is far from user friendly and limited in functionality. The leads are cheap and clearly manufactured by Hantek and as such have poor shielding and are very prone to interference. The record function works sporadically at best. It does display cleanly and fast. The lack of a proper recording function or review able cache makes this a poor choice for chasing intermittent issues.
Tried to be a Pico, using Hantek Hardware, and probably less functional than a Hantek.
This is a hantek scope that when used with the tablet is more powerful than the m4 scope on the versus. There is a noise filter in the menu and have recorded hundreds of waveforms without issue. Recommend using shielded leads and pico, OTC or aeswave scope accessories for best results. Overall, very happy with this scope and is usually my go to scope.
Have you guys ran into an issue with noise on these scopes? If i scope a signal pattern on an o2 sensor I cannot tell what is noise and what is an actual waveform. Not sure if it has a filter like other scopes?
Rob Schuver Owner at Rockmart Automotive and Towing
Did you use it with a MaxiSys? I have not experienced a problem with recording function. I have only used mine with my Maxisys tablet.
Only fully functional on the Maxisys Tablet, the PC software is far from user friendly and limited in functionality. The leads are cheap and clearly manufactured by Hantek and as such have poor shielding and are very prone to interference. The record function works sporadically at best. It does display cleanly and fast. The lack of a proper recording function or review able cache makes this a poor choice for chasing intermittent issues.
Tried to be a Pico, using Hantek Hardware, and probably less functional than a Hantek.