Hi GruB,
Its may not be an answer to your question of the up/down control, however see
my recent findings on using the timer as it may be applicable to you. (Im also
into datalogging).
See message on "looking for an improved timer in NSBasic"
I believe the timer you are using only has a resolu
Improved Timer Message is #3100 - I cant find the message when I do a search.
Is this just me or are the messages not being indexed properly by the search
engine?
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> Hi GruB,
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> Its may not be an answer t
troll. See my last two files of falko_pure.
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> Sorry my little english :(
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> --- In nsbasic-desk...@yahoogroups.com, "justinanning" wrote:
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> > Improved Timer Message is #3100 - I cant find the message when I do a
> > search. Is this just m
Hi Roland,
If you log serial data in hyperterm using the wrong baud you sometimes see the
symbol you refer to...Try different baud?
When I was recently starting with nsbasic I had trouble with figuring out the
.Read, but have had no trouble with the .OnRead function. Try this
objPort.Ba
will show the same as chr$(3) ETX
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> --- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, "justinanning" wrote:
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> > Hi Roland,
> > If you log serial data in hyperterm using the wrong baud you sometimes see
> > the symbol you refer to...Try different baud?
see here that pins 10 and 11 on the Treo are TTL...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Multi-Connector
--- In nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com, "justinanning" wrote:
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> It just occured to me
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> I know nothing about it but the Treo port may be TTL? Are you connecting
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see here that pins 10 and 11 on the Treo are TTL...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Multi-Connector
You could possibly pull 3.3V off pin13 to power the chip? You just need five
0.1uF caps. A Max232 costs about $5 or less.
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