Descripción
Overview
The MSO8000HD-MD2G doubles acquisition memory from 1 Gpts to 2 Gpts — longer captures at full sample rate or higher resolution for the same duration.
Memory depth determines capture length at a given sample rate. Doubling means twice as long at full speed — essential for infrequent events and long protocol sequences. The option is enabled by a software license keyed to the oscilloscope's serial number and is permanent for the life of the instrument.
Key Features
- 2 Gpts Memory — Doubles standard 1 Gpt across all channels.
- Longer Full-Speed Captures — Twice the duration at maximum sample rate.
- Deep Protocol Search — Search longer captures for intermittent errors over extended periods.
- Lifetime License Activation — activate once, owned for the life of the instrument. No subscriptions, no renewals, no maintenance fees.
When You Need This Option
The option fits the following workflows:
- Rare Event Capture — A glitch occurs every few seconds. Capture a longer window at full rate to catch it without missing details.
- Long Protocol Sequences — Debug a boot sequence taking several seconds with full decode across the entire capture.
Compatibility
This option is compatible with the MSO8000HD Series: MSO8804HD (8 GHz).
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this option activated?
The option is enabled by a software license keyed to the oscilloscope's serial number. After purchase, the license is registered on the UNI-T website to generate the license file, which is then loaded onto the instrument from a USB drive through the option-install menu. Refer to the oscilloscope's user manual for the step-by-step procedure.
Is the license permanent, or does it require renewal?
The license is permanent — a one-time purchase that stays active for the life of the instrument. No subscriptions, no annual renewals, and no expiration.
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