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have recently bought a pico scope for the garage. i want to build a waveform database. i found a website called aeswave.com which have an information management system you can download, into which you can import scope screen data and various fields make, model, year, system under test, etc... unfortunatly this program is not compatible with the pico scope. is there anything out there similar that will work with pico?

You can save this information with PicoScope already with your data file in addition to copious notes as desired.

Then create a file system on your PC that makes sense to you by make/model/signal type, or whatever. so you can locate the file you want when you want it.  You will eventually have thousands of files so the sooner you make a filing system the better.

No need for any additional software.

PicoScope builds coming very soon will have many more dropdown selections to standardize the fields with the idea of having a general database accessible to all.

This is what you have now:

  Picolover, do you have any plans of becoming a Picogroup member?  I only ask because if you were there would be a download available to you for free called the "automotive fix database", it's along the lines of what I think you're looking for.

hey thanx for all the replies, i have literaly just got my pico scope so am still getting to grips with it. i will have a good look at what yu lot have told me. i think i will be becoming a picogroup member, it seems like there is a lot of stuff i can learn from joining