Click on the "Install EasyScope" button to launch the EasyScope installation program. The following screen will appear:
Click on the "Next" button to bring up the License Agreement Screen.
If you agree with the terms and conditions of the License Agreement, check the "I agree" box and click on the "Next" button to continue the installation process else click on the "Exit" button. The "Next" button is disabled if you do not agree to the terms and conditions. Agreeing to the terms and clicking on the "Next" button brings up the following screen.
Select the directory you wish to install the EasyScope software into. A default directory is shown on the screen. Unless you have good reason to change it we suggest you use the default suggested by the installation program. Click on the "Next" button to commence copying the files to the EasyScope program directory.
A progress screen (shown above) will appear as the files are installed. After a few seconds you should see the "Installation was completed successfully" message. Click on the "OK" button to complete the final stage of the installation process.
The installation process is now complete. You can launch the EasyScope program from the desktop by double-clicking on the EasyScope icon (pictured below).
You can also launch the EasyScope program from the Start -> Programs -> EasyScope II for DS1M12 menu on the Windows Toolbar.
As shown above, you also have access to the EasyScope Help files and Program Uninstaller from there.
Before using EasyScope, the USB drivers need to be installed. This is done by plugging the instrument into a spare USB port on the PC. The instrument should be plugged into a USB hub port of your PC or alternatively, a self-powered USB hub (one that has it's own power supply).
If this is the first time that the instrument has been plugged in, Windows will then request the USB drivers for your product. See Installing the USB Drivers for further details.