How did you get the Hscope for android to work on your Windows 10 PC? I am now purchasing the Hantek 6254BD but the software it comes with is atrocious!!!
Bluestacks is an Android emulator that runs on Windows. The Hscope app ran in demo mode only, I could not get the USB to work. I seldom use the Hantek Windows app, I prefer to use Hscope on an Android tablet or phone, it makes the Hantek really portable.
@@rudyshobbychannel Ok thank you for that! Now question, how did you get your Hantek to work with your Android Hscope? Like did you adapt a Bluetooth device to it or with a cable....
@@prestigefleet My Hantek 6022 worked straight away, all that is needed is a 1$ USB-C to USB OTG adapter. Once you have that adapter you can install the Hscppe app and try it out first and only if it works well get the full Hscope license as an in app purchase.
How much is the automotive module license? I downloaded the app, but unless you purchase the device license the app does not show the prices of modules
you will need an adapter from the USB 2 y cable (hantek provides) to your tablet or phone (micro usb or USB type C). That is usually the same a pi zero needs, a usb adapter to connect a mini hub or keyboar to the pi zero micro usb port. Be aware that the cheapest solution is a kind of insert, not a female usb adapter and a micro usb plug. It is just pure metal and a few contacts that is plugged into the USB 2 plug and has a micro usb plug on the other side. Got it for cheap for 20 Cent or so and carry one in my along with my coins. And you might need to enable USB debugging mode. From unboxing to first results it takes 10 minutes: 1. install hiscope 2. allow USB debugging 3. open hscope app 4. plug in the provided cable 5. connect the first of 2 probes with channel 1 6. connect to the wave generate and calibrate 7. then you can play around with hscope
