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AppRecs rating 3.1. Trustworthiness 75 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 23 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About iMSO
iMSO allows you to analyze 2 analog and up to 4 digital signals using the iMSO-204 mixed signal oscilloscope hardware. Although demo mode is available for free with this download, hardware must be purchased to fully enable the product.
- It's the first mixed signal oscilloscope available in the app store (50MSPS / 5MHz)
- Easiest, most intuitive scope you’ll ever use
- Preferred scope for the next generation of inventors
Software demo mode includes:
- Simulated wave display (sine, square, sawtooth, and triangular)
- Cursors w/ measurements
- Direct signal measurements
- Analog triggering
- Run / Stop / Single mode
Hardware mode includes:
- Analog triggering
- Digital triggering
- Cursors w/ measurements
- Direct signal measurements
- 1x or 10x probe setting
- Run / STOP / Single mode
Hardware works with the following devices:
- iPad mini 3
- iPad mini 2
- iPad mini
- iPad Air 2
- iPad Air
- iPad 4
- iPad 3
- iPad 2
- iPad
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 5C
- iPhone 5S
- iPhone 5
- iPhone 4S
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPod touch [3rd (32GB only), 4th and 5th generation)
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Reviews for iMSO
muppetly
Very disappointing
I had very high hopes for the 204x, based on earlier reviews. Reality seems to be very different. The hardware is possibly fine, but the iOS and Mac apps are so bug-ridden that it is unusable. Specifically, exporting CSV files containing data simply doesn’t work. On iOS you only get one partial channel, sometimes as a row, sometimes as a column, apparently related to time base, but no explanation of why the difference, even in the pdf manual. And if you delete all the files (there is no way to force a new one - that seems to be random), it generally fails to create another one next time you try to start the logger. On the Mac app it uses your iCloud/Documents directory, and shows you all the files in there. And you can’t scroll - it will only advance one file at a time through a view of three files. And if you do, finally, find the log file, the only option is to email it, and if you select that it gives an error that mail is not set up, even when it is. You can’t scroll on the help (i) screens either, so you can only read the top of them. I’m very surprised at the catastrophically poor standard of these apps. The 204x is on its way back to Amazon.
jterry94
Really impressive app
The double axis cursors make the measurement far better than the large oscilloscopes that we use in our lab courses. Well thought out app and fast enough to work with our photon detectors.
