... Bode plot isn't mentioned in the release notes for the new firmware.
Mine DHO924s compared to the 5000 series, there is no side menu (on the dho924s the side window can be opened but it is empty, it has no options).
Once the BodePlot option is launched, it cannot be interrupted until it is finished (and it can be very long if you select more than 100 calculation points).
Even when the Bodeplot is finished, it is not easy to close the window, because you have to select the menu from the touch screen indicated by the three horizontal lines, so the initial menu (with multiple windows) will open again and from it you will have to deselect the function to turn off the Bode Plot. I also read about some forumers who complained about the low precision of the graph, but they made wrong tests using the unconnected inputs 1 and 2; in this condition the two oscilloscope inputs are selected on the highest sensitivity value and will only trace noise, with completely incalculable signal and phase values. The bode plot requires a sinusoidal signal to be sent to input 1 that will be compared to the signal provided by the DUT to input 2. So even if it is not yet correct, to do a test it is necessary to connect the GEN output to input 1 and input 2. In this way a perfect linearity of the graph is obtained. However, it is highly advisable when testing real DUT devices, to protect the GEN with a wideband injection transformer, especially if switching power supplies are to be tested. For the use that I would like to make of the bode plot, with hi-fi audio amplifiers, it would be possible to do without the injection transformer, however in its place a 600 ohm 1:1 audio transformer could be used, I would have to do some tests. Ultimately I find the Bode Plot function to be very functional, even if it is almost completely automated in its choices compared to the 5000 series where it is possible to select the multiplication factor of the probes used and also the sensitivity level of input 1 and input (instead perhaps for the DHO924s the two inputs are automatically selected at the same sensitivity level). What do you think friends?