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How to hard reset Moku:Go when it cannot boot?
Published September 8th, 2024 by Le Wang
If the Moku:Go fails to boot, such as after an unsuccessful firmware update, a hard reset is recommended. One sign of this issue is if the status LED remains solid orange for several minutes after powering on. Steps for a hard reset: (1) Disconnect the power from the Moku:Go. (2) Depress and hold the Factory Reset button with a papercl
Data acquisition with deep memory mode
Published February 7th, 2024 by Le Wang
The data capturing capabilities of Moku instruments can be significantly strengthened by the utilization of deep memory mode. With an extended memory depth and high sampling rate, users can export high-resolution data effortlessly via the ‘Export Data’ menu. The deep-memory acquisition is available in the Oscilloscope and all Moku instruments that
Setting up Python API with Anaconda
Published November 27th, 2023 by Le Wang
You can use APIs for commanding, controlling, and monitoring Moku devices. This guide will walk you through the installation and configuration process of Python APIs using Anaconda on both Windows and Mac operating systems. → For Windows system Downloading Moku CLI and setting environment variables Moku CLI (mokucli) is a command line utility to qui
Logging speed of Moku Data Logger
Published March 11th, 2021 by Le Wang
Moku:Go The Data Logger on Moku:Go can store data to its internal storage. It can log 1 or 2 channels and the maximum logging speed varies. Acquisition Rate 1 MSa/s with one channel enabled 500 kSa/s with two channels enabled Moku:Lab The Data Logger on Moku:Lab can store data to an external SD card. It can log 1 or 2 channels and the maximum loggi
MCC deploy error due to firmware mismatch
Published December 12th, 2023 by Le Wang
Moku Cloud Compile (MCC) is a powerful feature of Liquid Instruments Moku products allowing users to run custom logic inside the Moku device and implement personalized functionalities. Each project created in MCC must target a specific device, which is a combination of both hardware (e.g. Moku:Pro, Moku:Lab, or Moku:Go) and firmware (e.g. version
Moku:Lab shows up as COM port instead of RNDIS
Published May 11th, 2022 by Le Wang
For Moku:Lab with firmware 580 and later, simply connect a micro USB cable between the Moku:Lab and your Windows PC. No further driver download is required; the Moku: app will automatically detected the Moku:Lab on the USB port. The below article refers to older Moku:Lab firmware, prior to version 580. Moku:Lab can connect to the Moku Windows app vi
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