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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2024, 04:28:10 am »
Looks to be using the same UI as Micsig's other MHO models. (MHO3 & MHO8)
So I would guess, you do have statistics and all that jazz.
Screen ratio also matches 16:10  (1280x800)
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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #2 on: November 06, 2024, 04:30:52 pm »
Looks to be using the same UI as Micsig's other MHO models. (MHO3 & MHO8)
So I would guess, you do have statistics and all that jazz.
Hopefully segmented memory, statistics and fine vertical control are implemented.

Knobs are back (much better than joysticks), great :-+
Inputs are standard BNCs without proprietary connections, great  :-+
4.5 digit DMM with 4 banana sockets, 2 fused ranges, CAT I/II rated, SW is well integrated with big screen - can be useful

MHO1 sounds very promising. It is like an upgraded STO1000C/E series.
 
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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #3 on: November 28, 2024, 09:18:25 am »
"Deep Storage, Standard Segmented Storage

Standard segmented storage divides limited storage space into multiple small segments, gathering multiple trigger events within a single storage space. With convenient analysis and viewing functions, it allows for both integrated and individual display, making analysis and positioning more accurate and efficient, turning "finding a needle in a haystack" into a possibility."

source: https://www.micsig.com/MHO1/
 

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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #4 on: November 28, 2024, 09:50:19 am »
Looks nice!

No pricing yet though...
 

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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #5 on: January 02, 2025, 06:24:50 pm »
This was just released on youtube:
https://youtu.be/MB7G8_siJa8

I asked my local distributor about this scope, and he said this model would come to Europe "very soon", but details about date and price were unknown. He thought that this could become a very popular scope if price and performance is ok. Micsig is a bit of a higher risk scope - less volume, less support, less general maturity - compared to Siglent. So, im keeping my eye out for this one, because i like the concept of mobility, proper knobs, and big screen. But im also aware that one of the newer Siglent HD scopes might be a safer choice.   
 
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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #6 on: January 02, 2025, 08:39:59 pm »
Hello,

I have had a very good experience with the support from Micsig.
When I entered a license for my MHO3, the frequency was set to 0 MHz. As a result, the filters no longer worked.
I asked Micsig for help, which they gave me. After a few days they solved the problem and gave me a license for a higher bandwidth.

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Re: New MHO1 Micsig 12-bit portable Oscillioscope with DMM [MHO14-200]
« Reply #7 on: January 03, 2025, 06:54:42 pm »
Good to hear they are responsive to online support.
What my distributor was talking about is more related to hardware support. Siglent apparently has a support center located in the EU, while Micsig does not (or so i assume). Might make it a bit more time consuming if a device needs repair or service.

Anyway,i still like to see reviews and teardowns of this unit. From what i can tell from the short intro video it seems to be quite responsive on the UI.     
 


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