DL350 Assistant Software
This software can be utilized for ScopeCorder DL350 data and setup file management by a PC.
Data files or setup configuration files stored in the DL350 SD card can be backed up with the press of a button.
Remote setting, start-stop control and setup file editing can also be easily done on the connected PC.
This software supports setup operations and on-site tasks of the DL350.
You can use this software to perform the functions listed below.
| Function | Overview |
| Load Setup File | You can directly apply a DL350 setup file stored in the PC to the DL350. |
| DL350 Start/Stop | You can start or stop measurement performed on the DL350. |
| Backup | You can back up the data stored in the SD card or USB memory installed with the DL350 to the PC. |
| Transfer File | You can transfer (copy) files bidirectionally between the DL350 and PC. |
| Edit Setup File | You can edit the DL350 setup file stored in the PC. |
System Requirement
Recommended Environment
Install this software on a PC having an environment where one of the OSs listed below runs.
OS
Windows 7(32bit/64bit), Windows 8(32bit/64bit), Windows 8.1(32bit/64bit), and Windows 10(32bit/64bit)
Communication Interface
USB2.0
Ethernet 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T
DL350 Firmware and Software Version Compatibility Table
| DL350 firmware version | Version of this software |
|---|---|
| 1.10 and later | 1.10 and later |
| 1.01 to 1.02 | 1.01 to 1.02 |
| 1.20 and later | 1.20 and later |
| Version | Added Function |
|---|---|
| 1.20 and later |
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| 1.10 and later |
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| 1.02 and later |
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| 1.01 and later |
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Instruction Manuals
Software
Webinars
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