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Upon learning what attenuation was for oscilloscope probes, I wrongly believed that since Labrador offered a 10x attenuation setting in the GUI, I could set it to 10x and then be able to measure voltages up to 200V (10x the Labrador's max of ~20V)!
Good thing I looked at the schematic and searched through Github and saw the requests where virtual attenuation was requested. :)
Since Labrador's target market seems to include relative beginners such as myself, perhaps a word of caution/clarification would be helpful. Locations to consider:
In the Wiki/Guide (whick doesn't mention the attenuation setting at all).
As a (popup) upon selecting a non-1x attentuation setting. (With "don't show again" checkbox)
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Upon learning what attenuation was for oscilloscope probes, I wrongly believed that since Labrador offered a 10x attenuation setting in the GUI, I could set it to 10x and then be able to measure voltages up to 200V (10x the Labrador's max of ~20V)!
Good thing I looked at the schematic and searched through Github and saw the requests where virtual attenuation was requested. :)
Since Labrador's target market seems to include relative beginners such as myself, perhaps a word of caution/clarification would be helpful. Locations to consider:
In the Wiki/Guide (whick doesn't mention the attenuation setting at all).
As a (popup) upon selecting a non-1x attentuation setting. (With "don't show again" checkbox)
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: