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Pattern goes left (1) to right(16) and does not need the 16 channels to be specified, also the trigger can be channels that are not captured. Can you check that pins 1 and 2 of the pico are properly soldered (GPIO0 and GPIO1)? If they are properly soldered take a screenshot of your settings to ensure all is properly set up. |
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I did not realize I had to short pins 1 and 2... works fine now! Thanks for the quick response! |
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I'm using v6.0, and I'm not sure if I found a bug or just don't understand how the "pattern" trigger works.
I tried a simple pattern with on two channels, and want it to trigger when ch1 = 0 and ch2 = 1.
I've tried the following patterns and none worked - not sure if if left or right is Ch1, so I tried both options.
01
10
I only have two channels enabled (1 and 2), but I also tried making the pattern 16 bits long, in case it needs all bits specified
0100000000000000
1000000000000000
0000000000000001
0000000000000010
I using a slow signal (~100khz) and sampling at 500kHz, so should not be a problem detecting pulses.
I also tried the "fast pattern matching", and that did not work.
Note that edge triggering works well and I see the expected data.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Andrew
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