New PicoScope 7 Automotive release (7.0.63)

18/12/20

We are pleased to announce that the latest version of PicoScope 7 Automotive, version 7.0.63, is now available to download.

New Features:

• Measurement System Selection: It is now possible to switch been the Imperial and Metric measurement systems using the preferences option. As a result, pressure can be displayed in psi or bar and temperature can be displayed as Celsius or Fahrenheit.
• Multiple Start-up settings
• PicoScope 7 now includes PicoDiagnostics: Downloading PicoScope 7 version 7.0.63.7360 will now include PicoDiagnostics (PD) software version 1.16.0.5653.
• Improved serial decode search and filtering for Boolean values (True or False): Searching for fields with Boolean values (True or False) within the serial decode table has been improved thanks to the addition of True or False entry fields.
• Probe Mismatch enhancements (PicoScope 4x25A)
• Recent waveforms: “Recent waveforms” are now displayed in thumbnail view when selecting “Open” from the utilities bar
• Duplicating BNC+ probes: Following on from our custom probe discussion it is now possible to duplicate and edit a BNC+ probe using the “Manage Probes” edit feature

Bug Fixes:

• Improvements to the probe & math wizard display across all platforms
• Improvements to the display and alignment of the serial decode table
• Improved stability of PicoScope 7 application during file loading
• Improved stability of Full-screen Mode when adjusting rulers
• Improvements to save and load of serial decode between time rulers
• Improve precision of “time” data within the serial decode table
• Improvements to the application of Bandwidth Limit
• Improved editing function of serial decode table
• Custom probes and loaded probes now remain visible when PicoBNC+ probes connected

Thank you once again to the software teams for this latest version of PicoScope 7 Automotive, which you can download here or via the auto-update feature in the application.

If you want to read more about how to use these features, Steve Smith has a forum thread where he explains more about the updates for each software release. You can find this forum thread here.

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