This is where we collect some of the best material we have for new users to reference and learn how to use their Automotive PicoScope.
Pico automotive diagnostic training courses are held at various locations, across the UK, Germany and in the USA.
Designed for customers who have purchased, or are considering purchasing the Pico Automotive Diagnostics Kit each course will help you get the best from the PicoScope software and diagnostic kit.
Starting from Step 1, we've created a 5 step training programme to guide those new to PicoScope along their journey of scope diagnostics from the very beginning.
As you progress through the training programme, you will learn PicoScope from our basic tests through to our more advanced tests and accessories. The Steps are designed to progress your learning at a steady rate, teaching PicoScope from the ground up.
| Scope School Part 1 - Introduction to PicoScope by Steve Smith |
Written tutorial |
| Scope School Part 2 - The next step by Steve Smith - Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| PicoScope basics video - Part I by Paul 'Scanner' Danner |
Video training |
| PicoScope basics video - Part II by Paul 'Scanner' Danner |
Video training |
| PicoScope 6 Automotive: Introductory training notes by Pico Technology |
PDF tutorial |
| Oscilloscope Diagnostics, A PicoScope Guide by Pico Technology An pdf packed with great information about PicoScope and how to use oscilloscopes for testing vehicle systems and components. Includes Top 10 tests. |
PDF tutorial |
| Compression testing by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| Parasitic drain testing by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| Maths is cool - part 1 by Steve Smith In this new educational series, Steve Smith shares his knowledge about using math channels in PicoScope. The series consists of nine parts in total, covering why the math channels in PicoScope are so useful and how to use them for applications like calculating resistance, power, rpm, torque, voltage drop, etc. |
Written tutorial |
| Maths is cool - Part 2 by Steve Smith In this new educational series, Steve Smith shares his knowledge about using math channels in PicoScope. The series consists of nine parts in total, covering why the math channels in PicoScope are so useful and how to use them for applications like calculating resistance, power, rpm, torque, voltage drop, etc. |
Written tutorial |
| The alternator by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| Turbochargers by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| Bosch LSU 4.2 broadband oxygen sensor by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |
| Cam and crank correlation by Steve Smith |
Written tutorial |
| Pico Automotive Diagnostic Training: Secondary ignition by Pico Technology |
Written tutorial |