Hello all, I have a two part question. I need to test the responsiveness of some piezo sensors, and came across Xoscope [for ubuntu] an oscilloscope that uses a sound card (via /dev/dsp or EsounD) as the signal input. The Built-in mic on my laptop delivers an audio level reading to the scope. So far so good. Question:
- "Buffer Hardware for xoscope"
Is it safe to use the mini inputs jacks on my laptop to probe an analog circuit with or without the buffer Hardware. See Xoscope here: http://xoscope.sourceforge.net/ NOTE: Buffer Hardware for xoscope Buffer Hardware for xoscope
This post frames it nicely. xoscope: digital oscilloscope / Discussion / Help: Hardware : 150V protection
How much voltage can I have at the RCA jack before my soundcard fries.
(I have read somewhere that the maximum inline of a soundcard is about 2 V, is this true)
and
2. "Processing and Mega 2560"
I trying to use arduinoscope with the Arduino Mega 2560.
Processing reports:
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
port = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[0], 115200);
I don't get this with the ArduinoDuemilanove. Unfortunately I need it to run using the Mega 2560 as that's my spare at the moment.
See Arduinoscope here: Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting.
Any Ideas?
Thanks much!