WPS500X dodgy readings? Please explain the above, what make you think they are “dodgy” Just because they do not conform to a Toyota spec? A spec. that potentially has absolutely no correlation to the real world of a pressure transducer! What is Toyota measuring this with? Gauge or PT? they are very ...

Hi Kirk, Perhaps as a BMW tech you might have an opinion on Steve's wife's car here :arrow: https://www.picoauto.com/support/topic22828.html Good to have you along, there are a number of BMW wavforms in the waveform library but there is room for plenty more whilst you do your research on known Good ...

I said he was Good.

OK,

Still unsure about exactly wher you placed the accelerometers.

Kev.

Hello, Steve Smith is the man on NVH and I am sure he will pick this up as soon as he can. In the meantime can you confirm the exact vehicle details (the file says Kia Sportage but that is a bit vague!). Is it 2Wd or 4WD if 4WD does selecting 4WD change the complaint? You say that your ears tell you...

SCII, The video that picowight linked to, "Big thanks to Brian Mann for posting this 8) " explains perfectly how to avoid the pico gap that seems to be troubling you. I was refering to the YT video from Brian Mann contained in picowight's post. Picoscope has worked in this was ever since I have bee...

SCII, The video that picowight linked to, "Big thanks to Brian Mann for posting this 8) " explains perfectly how to avoid the pico gap that seems to be troubling you. My personal experience is that the gap is only there, if you make it there by your settings. Make good choices around what you are me...

Hard wired only via the USB cable, preferably USB3 and most definitely with the Pico cable (not all USB cables are equal!)

Kev

Yes! but no! but maybe! What you are referring to is Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) See Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer It is one of the many things I have meant to spend some time on as my 4823 does include a signal generator however I have not got anywhere near t...

Freddy,

The automotive world is moving on a furious pace and keeping up is a huge undertaking.
Please email support@picotech.com
Or call +44 1480 479164 (UK) or +1800 591 2796 (USA)

They are the ones (if anyone can.... See what i did there ) who can help you with this issue.

Kev.