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This is my first time using an oscilloscope so please be gentle with me. I have Hantek 6022BE. The probe is calibrated right because I connected it to the pin on the oscilloscope with the square wave to calibrate it and I display the square wave correctly.

I connected the probe to the 5V supply on the stm32 and I see this: enter image description here 1) SOLVED If I set 5 V/div ... shouldn't I see the yellow line (of CH1) exactly horizontally coincident with the first division? From what I can see, it seems to be measuring 15V. Maybe I need to play with the trigger? I tried 2V/div as well, and the yellow line goes out of the display.

I tried moving the trigger exactly to the height of the yellow line: enter image description here

2) SOLVED I can't figure out what is the maximum voltage value that the oscilloscope can measure. In case you need, the probes are PB80B: enter image description here

3) I tried connecting the probe to 12V DC, and depending on the probe (1X or 10X) I get these two graphs: enter image description here enter image description here Why do I see maximum 5V with the 1X probe?

This is my first time using an oscilloscope so please be gentle with me. I have Hantek 6022BE. The probe is calibrated right because I connected it to the pin on the oscilloscope with the square wave to calibrate it and I display the square wave correctly.

I connected the probe to the 5V supply on the stm32 and I see this: enter image description here 1) If I set 5 V/div ... shouldn't I see the yellow line (of CH1) exactly horizontally coincident with the first division? From what I can see, it seems to be measuring 15V. Maybe I need to play with the trigger? I tried 2V/div as well, and the yellow line goes out of the display.

I tried moving the trigger exactly to the height of the yellow line: enter image description here

2) I can't figure out what is the maximum voltage value that the oscilloscope can measure. In case you need, the probes are PB80B: enter image description here

This is my first time using an oscilloscope so please be gentle with me. I have Hantek 6022BE. The probe is calibrated right because I connected it to the pin on the oscilloscope with the square wave to calibrate it and I display the square wave correctly.

I connected the probe to the 5V supply on the stm32 and I see this: enter image description here 1) SOLVED If I set 5 V/div ... shouldn't I see the yellow line (of CH1) exactly horizontally coincident with the first division? From what I can see, it seems to be measuring 15V. Maybe I need to play with the trigger? I tried 2V/div as well, and the yellow line goes out of the display.

I tried moving the trigger exactly to the height of the yellow line: enter image description here

2) SOLVED I can't figure out what is the maximum voltage value that the oscilloscope can measure. In case you need, the probes are PB80B: enter image description here

3) I tried connecting the probe to 12V DC, and depending on the probe (1X or 10X) I get these two graphs: enter image description here enter image description here Why do I see maximum 5V with the 1X probe?

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Oscilloscope voltage division

This is my first time using an oscilloscope so please be gentle with me. I have Hantek 6022BE. The probe is calibrated right because I connected it to the pin on the oscilloscope with the square wave to calibrate it and I display the square wave correctly.

I connected the probe to the 5V supply on the stm32 and I see this: enter image description here 1) If I set 5 V/div ... shouldn't I see the yellow line (of CH1) exactly horizontally coincident with the first division? From what I can see, it seems to be measuring 15V. Maybe I need to play with the trigger? I tried 2V/div as well, and the yellow line goes out of the display.

I tried moving the trigger exactly to the height of the yellow line: enter image description here

2) I can't figure out what is the maximum voltage value that the oscilloscope can measure. In case you need, the probes are PB80B: enter image description here