OSCILLOSCOPE HANTEK DSO5072 PROBLEM

[illias28]

Dear sir ,
i have a DSO 5072 oscilloscope it was working fine,but since yesterday it wont boot anymore it hangs on boot page with hantek logo, it shows me 3 options :F1 F2 and F3 but none of them works.could you please help me to resolve that problem.
Best regards

[shakalnokturn]

Any detail on what the 3 options are?
If you have options to choose from the bootloader is likely working, possibly you could reload the firmware (if file is available) from USB drive, or over serial link USB or RS232.

[illias28]

Hi,
thank you for your help, F1:reboot
                                    F2: recover the system
                                    F3: update the recover partition
i have tried F2 and then F3 but they didn't work

[illias28]

i did contact HANTEK and they sended me the following files(see attachement).but the problem is that works only on win XP,and i have win10 on my PC.i have installed xp in virtualbox but the problem it doesn't access my usb drives nor sdcard reader.
remarque:
the files are too large for attachement i don't know how to send them

[Traceless]

Hello illias,

if you have Windows XP running in Virtual Box and want to use USB devices inside your VM you need to manually forward them as shown in this screenshot:


Depending on your Virtual box settings and what type of USB device it is you may need to adjust the the virtual box USB settings to support EHCI or even xHCI as shown here:


Note that for xHCI to work you need to have the Virtual Box Extension Pack installed. Hope this helps.

[illias28]

thank you very much for your help TRACELESS,
i dont have the same interface in virtualbox(see attachement),but you showed how to activate usb.now i can access my usb drives but not my sdcard reader.Could you please help me

[Traceless]

Hello illias,

if your card reader is not a USB device you can use the VBoxManage command line tool to link a virtual box disk image to a physical disk (SD card) on your system, by following the instructions in section 9.7.1.1 here. For that you will need determine the device id of your SD Card. You should be able to look up the device id by opening the CMD shell in windows and entering:

Code: [Select]

wmic diskdrive list brief

Check the caption and model columns in the output to find your SD card. The column DeviceID will show an id that usually has the form \\.\PhysicalDriveX, with "X" being an integer.

However I think it would be much easier for you if you created a shared folder between your host and guest operating system and copy the files that way. Linked below is a short tutorial that shows you how to set up shared folders.