Just unboxed my nano and hooked it up to a 5V Hall Effect signal, a few things I noticed
I’ve tried this thing out for about 20 minutes, and have had to turn it on and off about 3 time. I would get persistent glitches on the screen, they would just be an old part of the waveform that wouldn’t disappear. I’m not talking about infinite persistence, I’m talking about a small chunk of line here and there staying on the screen. I have to turn off the device to remove it.
Also, Auto/Normal- both take about 3 seconds to update any changes I make (I’m changing speed of the motor), not sure why, when I have the device in scan mode I can see it update immediately. I’ve played with the trigger and it seemed not to fix this.
Anyone else have a problem like this? My firmware is 2.02
Tried both Pauls and 2.3 firmware. Paul’s worked pretty good, it was a bit weird to get used to, I should read the manual on that. As for 2.3, it was worse than 2.1 for me, lots of glitches all over and I could barely see the signal, it was just some dots here and there, the weird thing is, I bought two of these at the same time, one for a friend, and his works pretty much perfectly. He got glitches once, but nothing that I see on mine even when viewing the same signal. Not sure what the deal is, maybe I have one of the bad display IC’s?
Glitches should be software induced, we will release a new firmware fixing the issue soon. Before that, maybe you could try re-program the firmware to see it helps?
Yeah, Pauls seems to be working pretty good now. I think the glitching with the new firmware was actually the transparency algorithm introduced. Lets just say, not a fan. I do like the new way the buttons worked though, all the same direction even when going from the top menu to the sides. A lot easier to get used to. I’ll check firmwares frequently. Thanks
