This Award winning iMSO-104 is the first mixed signal oscilloscope designed specifically for the iPhone, iPod touch, & iPad. It's intuitive and easy to use, which is why it's the preferred scope for the next generation of inventors. But don’t take our word for it. Download iMSO in the App Store and test drive the interface for free.
Oscium's iMSO-104 is intuitive which means you can spend more time debugging than fumbling with an oscilloscope interface. Our friends over at ThinkGeek illustrate how easy it is to change the analog trigger level in the video on the left and on the right we've recently added another video that shows iMSO-104 in action:
Intuitive hand gestures are used to navigate:
Zooming - Changing the vertical & horizontal scales can be done by moving two fingers away from each other. And, to zoom out, simply pinch the screen moving two fingers toward each other.
Repositioning Channels - Both the analog and digital channels are also easy to reposition. Touch and swipe the desired channel to any position on the screen to customize your display.
App Updates Unlock Value
One of the benefits of this platform is that enhancements to the app can quickly and easily be distributed to customers, unlocking additional value at no charge. FFT is a good example of this (see screenshot below); it was added after iMSO was first released. The ability to update features and improve the overall user experience enables us to be responsive to your needs. For examples, FAE's and other on-the-go engineers suggested we add the ability to save configurations (because it would save them setup time). So, we added the ability to save three different configurations. Now, you only have to set up your oscilloscope once and it will remember who you are.
Oscium's iMSO-104 is intuitive which means you can spend more time debugging than fumbling with an oscilloscope interface. Our friends over at ThinkGeek illustrate how easy it is to change the analog trigger level in the video on the left and on the right we've recently added another video that shows iMSO-104 in action:
