Problems about using PPK 2.0.

[xvhongpeng]

Dear friend, 

           The user experience of PPK desktop application is terrible. There is no guider about using this application in the PPK user guider 2.0. I got some problems with using Power Profiler Kit 2.0.  

           (1) how to export or get current data as .csv format file when i am using PPK? this is useful for some further analysis.

           (2) how to export current view as a figure, which is enabled with the PPK 1.0?

           (3) as shown in the pic below, how to use the single mode? click start, and watch it using single? or click single,and watch it after stop? 

                              

           (4) how to use the sigle mode to view all the history triggered connection events ? for example ,if i want to watch all the pulse waves during two seconds, and i set the trigger current as 1ms. how can i watch all the history triggered connection events? 

           (5) as shown in the pic below,  what is the format of the time? if i set interval=10ms，this pulses should appears every 10ms within the trigger window right? that is to say, the start time of each trigger window should be 10ms added to the last one,right?

           

           best regards.

[ketil]

Hi,

We are looking into your issues/feedback and will get back to you as soon as possible.

Ketil

[ketil]

Hi again,

Have you seen the PPK video tutorial?

Please let me know if it answers your questions.

Ketil

[wlgrd]

1) You cannot, and we are working on a much more functional logging feature than we had with the first version.
2) You cannot, use windows snipping tool or similar.
3) Click single, it will be in waiting stage until a trigger is drawn. Then you can click single again, just like a normal oscilloscope.
4) The Window-slider is used for the size of the window, not interval for triggering. You cannot watch the history for triggered events, the average window is used for that.
5) No. It will just give you the window size you set. The trigger works as a normal oscilloscope, i.e it fires when it reaches the set trigger level and gives you a single set of data before stopping.

You should also watch the video linked by Ketil, I think you'll find it quite educational :)