JVisa for Android about jvisa HOT 1 CLOSED

I don't think JVisa can work on Android. JVisa does not actually do VISA itself, it is only a wrapper around a VISA implementation.

I know of four VISA implementations. Some of them support Linux, but none say they support Android:

• Keysight IO Libraries Suite: CentOS, Red Hat, Ubuntu
• NI-VISA: RedHat, SUSE, Ubuntu
• Tektronix TekVISA: Windows only
• Rohde & Schwarz RSVISA : Raspbian, CentOS, openSUSE, Ubuntu

I see your oscilloscope has USB and Ethernet. USB is difficult to reverse-engineer but network might be easier. The oscilloscope hopefully uses LXI. You can try connecting the oscilloscope to your PC over the network, using the oscilloscope software to control it, and look at the network traffic using a packet sniffer / protocol analyzer software.

Wireshark is standard but it can't tell which Windows process sent network traffic. I also suggest trying Microsoft Network Monitor (archived, no longer under development, still works).

If you can find what network packets are used to discover and control the instrument, you can probably send the same packets from Android.

from jvisa.