Hi Tom,
<snip>... (connected via USB or through the network via the BitScope Server component). <snip>
So the software running at the BitScope interface is a 'Server Component' that comes with BitScope and you just connect your BitScope client to it via IP?
Cool...
Yes, I think so, if I am understanding you correctly. But just in case I misunderstood...
The "BitScope Server" executable is a command-line interface program that runs on the Raspberry Pi. Then the "BitScope DSO" executable is a GUI application that can communicate with the actual BitScope Micro either via direct USB connection, or via IP when the BitScope Micro is connected to a remote computer. In other words, the server component ("BitScope Server") doesn't have a GUI and you don't interact with it for anything other than starting it, and the client component ("BitScope DSO") is what you actually interact with and what display signals, measurements, etc.
On an unrelated note, I'm having problems getting reliable voltage measurements with my BitScope Micro, though. It seems like as soon as I switch the scope probe to 10:1 attenuation the voltage reading changes completely and instead of reading (voltage at the tip)/10 on the scope display I read something completely different, like if the attenuation is not 10:1 but some other factor. I'm currently sitting on my crawlspace investigating ;-)
Cheers,
Eloy Paris.-