See post#1. I am not going very far with my code so I can at least maintain the thread...
Thanks Paul!!!
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See post#1. I am not going very far with my code so I can at least maintain the thread...
Thanks Paul!!!
Dave
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Thanks Dave
-Bert
The glass is not half full or half empty, Its twice as big as needed for the job!
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Very impressive Paul ... and I am still playing...
And you thought you wouldn't have a new version out till Wednesday!
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Very nice Paul!!!
Just a note for when you work on the comparator setup.
You said the comparator did not do anything. It changes the ADC to digital.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Okay you got me there. The checkboxes for setting ADC and Comparator ports to digital are linked (because you might have one but not the other). If you check one the other is also checked.Originally Posted by mackrackit
Details, details...
Best Regards,
Paul
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Of course the original target was a week and a half ago...And you thought you wouldn't have a new version out till Wednesday!
Best Regards,
Paul
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Re: A header wizard
No news for the header wizard ?
And for the Darrel "Fonctioning Configurator" too ?
Regards
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Re: A header wizard
This may be my fault. I offered to help Paul find some information, then got really busy and didn't finish my side of the task. Sorry Paul and sorry all.
I have not forgot about it, and will provide him the information if he is still willing to continue this project.
-Bert
The glass is not half full or half empty, Its twice as big as needed for the job!
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Re: A header wizard
harryweb, thanks for asking and bringing this up again.
Bert, you're a heckufa standup guy to try to take some blame. But you've earned none.
I was pretty pleased with the last beta. Then I actually tried using it on a new applications and is absolutely stunk. I got discouraged, and things started getting busy at work again (thank goodness for that). I'll take a fresh look at the code over the next couple of days and come up with a plan.
As far as what Darrel was alluding to I have no idea--maybe the fact that he's working for MELabs now (hooray!) was it?
Best Regards,
Paul
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