Labrador
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EspoTek
EspoTek Labrador is a USB device that transforms your PC or smartphone into a fully-featured electronics lab. This repo holds all of the source code!
Either just pay the bastards their money, or include instructions for running unsigned code within the .dmg itself.
Hi! Compiled the software on Linux(Kali)/ARM64. Sadly Iam not able to calibrate the hardware - the scope shows a signal at 48V on both channels without anything connected. On my...
Hi, I Received my ExpoTek/Labrador today and anxiously connected it to my system. I have downloaded EspoTek_Labrador-2cc0678-x86_64.AppImage to my system. The device gets recognized, however. I'm getting the following error:...
Basic idea is to make it easier to create a native package on Linux, but the program is searching for data files relative to its own location. Instead use QStandardPaths...
Hello, I have enjoyed using Labrador but have one request: would it be possible to remember the last-used settings in the window, (e.g. Vmax, Vmin, oscilloscope channel voltage offset)? The...
Hi, I'm not able to launch the EspoTek Labrador on a Windows 7 32 bit installation. Upon launching the software I immediately get a libusbK.dll error. Any help and advice...
Unless I missed something, restarting the software is the only way to continue using the analyzer, as the pause checkbox is always greyed out.
The new spectrum view feature is nifty, but very limited. Here is a list of suggestions: 1. Enhancements: * the vertical scale is undefined. It appears to be a percentage...
for testing/reverse engineering purposes it would be nice to have an option to automatically log the serial decoder output to a logfile
Looks like this is a thing now. We should probably support it.