John,
What are you using to view the text file?
Some programs expect to see the carriage return first.
(13,10) instead of (10,13).
Darrel
John,
What are you using to view the text file?
Some programs expect to see the carriage return first.
(13,10) instead of (10,13).
Darrel
Darrel,
Thanks, I used 10,13 because that is the sequence I amusing to run a 16x2 LCD and displaying the same data that I wanted to capture in a text file using Hyperterminal. The next thing I want to do is run a VB program to display a/d input values.
I'll try 13,10 this evening.
John
JRudd
Try with a serial modem.
TYPE:
ati3
(+ press enter key)
The modem will send you back its model number and sw version.
Example:
ati3
SupraExpress 56e Memory s1.00-052099b
OK
In the captured file at the end of the lines you will see 0D 0A.
Luciano
If you have VB6 & SoftWire, you an make your own terminal program & A/D logging applicaion.
Here's one with a strip chart, analog meter & a few more bells & whistles with the VB & PBP source code http://www.rentron.com/PicBasic/AD_Log.htm
If you don't have SoftWire you can download if free of charge here http://www.softwire.com/swdownload/softwiredownload.htm
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