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[mackrackit]

Here is another way.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/cont...oving-readings

[LEDave]

Here is another way.

It's not fair you know, Derrel Taylor may have the same initials as me, even the same surname but his brain must be at least twice the size........at least!

Very clever program (I'll fess up I had to WIKI hysteresis(I had heard of it though)).

Dave

[mackrackit]

I sometimes think DT is part machine The stuff he comes up with is invaluable around here. I am just happy that he shares his hard earned knowledge.

The GUI from Bruce's site I think is written in Visual Basic. Here is something he has to offer.
http://www.rentron.com/AD_LOG.htm

Do you have a language for the PC that you use? You could make you own.

[LEDave]

I sometimes think DT is part machine The stuff he comes up with is invaluable around here. I am just happy that he shares his hard earned knowledge.

The same as that. Anyone who gives of their time / knowledge gets my appreciation. Maybe one day I'll be able to help someone out, hey maybe other 'lurker newbies' have been indireclty helped by the Q's I've asked, even the answers I given.

The GUI from Bruce's site I think is written in Visual Basic. Here is something he has to offer.
http://www.rentron.com/AD_LOG.htm

Thanks for that mackrackit.

Do you have a language for the PC that you use? You could make you own.

Well I do swear at it from time to time I don't think I'm clever enough to make my own data_logger application though. Interestingly, when I was researching rfpic's, several times I came across Visual Basic being used in applications to store transmitted_data. For this project
when the daily count is transmitted from rfpic - pic - to serial communicator it will need to be stored somewhere, so maybe a visual basic application could be the answer.

I have got Microsoft VB 2008 Express Edition on my pc, also Visual C++

Dave

[mackrackit]

hey maybe other 'lurker newbies' have been indireclty helped by the Q's I've asked, even the answers I given.

I would imagine they have been..

VB 2008.. I hear it is not to bad. Does it have comms built in?

[LEDave]

Does it have comms built in?

I don't know

I did find these headings though:

How to: Show Available Serial Ports in Visual Basic
Demonstrates how to show available serial ports.

How to: Dial Modems Attached to Serial Ports in Visual Basic
Demonstrates how to dial a modem attached to the serial port of a computer.

How to: Send Strings to Serial Ports in Visual Basic
Demonstrates how to send a string to a computer's serial port.

How to: Receive Strings From Serial Ports in Visual Basic
Demonstrates how to receive a string from a computer's serial port.

[mackrackit]

If all of that is from VB08 then I would say you have what you need.
Sounds like you will be writing a test terminal soon