I recently bought the Hantek DSO5072p Oscilloscope, I did the 200Mhz hack right away and have been happily playing and fiddling around trying to learn more about electronics as I go. ( I mainly needed the scope for electronic fuel injection work I do, but being that my father was an EE, I've always had a desire to learn as much as I can as I'm always building something that needs electronics interfacing hardware...
Anyway wish I had time for a proper introduction but I've got company and dinner is about on the table, so i'll cut to the point.
Today out of boredom I was putting a permanent Serial connection on the back of the DSO using a 3.5mm stereo/audio jack well while in there I noticed there's an Sd card slot, so I formatted a 4gb card in fat32 and put it in before reassembling the DSO.... Now I have a couple greyed out options dealing with SD but they are as I said greyed out...even a blued out "video" in one of the waveform saving menus.
So, #1) How do I mount and/or format the SD card so it's recognized and mounted upon boot....I have a little Linux experience but it's minimal at best (some backtrack/Kali Linux)
#2.) On the 200mhz bandwidth upgrade.... one video shows removing two SMD capacitors that sit at an angle (hard to describe but sure anyone who's done the mod knows) I was wondering how much will I benefit from removing these, or is there any detrimental effect from doing this without some other work on the input side?
But mainly I'd like to be able to use the video function on the scope if it can record my waveforms I'm taking especially when I'm sampling from some of the hard to get to areas on my race car's ECU harness, or watching the secondary side of the ignition would be nice to be able to record and play it backl and watch the differences in burn time and spark voltage. plus I just like more buttons to push to be honest so if anyone can help me on this I'd much appreciate it
Thank
Glenn