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      <description>Remote Control of Rigol DS1054z Oscilloscope # Controlling the Rigol DS1054z oscilloscope remotely can be incredibly useful for automation, data collection, and analysis. This post outlines the steps I took to set up remote access to the oscilloscope using various tools and software, including DSRemote, PulseView, and Python libraries.
Trying to Capture Oscilloscope Data via USB/LAN # There are a couple of tools available to remotely control or view the Rigol DS1054z:</description>
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