RIGOL KEYGEN MOD
A great mod that turns an $800 oscilloscope into one with the features of a $1600 scope.
RIGOL KEYGEN HOW TO
Design decisions in one model are sometimes carried over to different product lines, so eventually someone would figure out how to turn the 70 MHz DS2072 scope into the 200 MHz DS2202. With a simple software update, you can turn the 50 MHz Rigol o’scope into a model with 100 MHz of bandwidth. There’s a reason for that – they’re so easily upgraded. Rigol scopes are finding their way onto the workbenches of makers the world over. If you think you’ve seen this hack before it’s probably because the Rigol 1052E was previously pulled to 100MHz with a firmware hack. This is the more robust 100MHz cousin of the 1022. A bit of navigation leads you to the screen seen above, where you can change the model number to DS1102C. If done correctly this will add a service menu option that wasn’t there before. His method enters in a sequence of buttons from the system info menu. We’d love to hear from you in the comments if you’ve got this piece of bench hardware and decided to try it for yourself. Usually a hack like this includes some test measurements that confirm the hardware is actually sampling at the higher rate, and is not just claiming that it has the ability to do so. His technique changes the settings to use the DS1022C at 100Mhz. It’s an older model which can capture samples at up to 25MHz, but claims to have quadrupled that using a service menu hack. has been playing around with his Rigol DS1022C digital storage oscilloscope. With a small price tag, the ability to double the bandwidth, and an active homebrew development scene, we doubt ‘s work of grabbing data over USB will be the last hack we’ll see for this fine machine. The Rigol DS1052E has become the de facto standard oscilloscope to grace the workbenches of makers and hackers around the globe. Not only that, controlling the 1052E is possible under OS X and Linux because of the portable Python nature of ‘s work. ‘s Python script grabs the screen and can send commands to the oscilloscope, effectively obviating the need for the slightly-terrible Rigol Ultrascope software. Luckily, figured out how to use a Rigol scope with Python, allowing for easy remote viewing and control of a Rigol 1052E ‘scope on any desktop computer. While a fancy Rigol 1052E oscilloscope is a great tool and a wonderful portable oscilloscope we heartily recommend, sometimes you just need to use the more ‘advanced’ functions of an oscilloscope. Hopefully with the new capabilities (Tetris, somebody make Tetris), this scope will become a staple in workshops around the world.Ī tip ‘o the hat goes to for sending this one in. Check out the video after the break to see an almost-working game of Pong playing on the 1052EĮDIT: dropped into the comments to tell us about his blog entry.
RIGOL KEYGEN UPGRADE
This wonderful little ‘scope has already had some time in the limelight by being easy to upgrade to 100 MHz. Still, this is a fairly impressive development. Right now the capabilities are somewhat limited all programming is via PEEKs and POKEs. We’re not exactly sure who is, but he’s been working on some homebrew development for the Rigol DS1052E oscilloscope.
We’ve always been pleased with its role dictating waveforms for us, but we never thought we’d see homebrew apps for our little ‘scope.
It’s seen us through some perplexing problems and loved being upgraded from 50 MHz to 100 MHz. We love our little Rigol 1052E oscilloscope.
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