Re: fluke 9010a help required please

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A little late in responding here, but I finally got the Fluke and the Data
i/o running off the same serial port (with one of those switch boxes) and
have the two programs that seem to work with a Pentium running under Win95.
I am able to compile the scripts for the 9010, save them, edit, and
up/download to the 9010. I am not sure where I found these files, but I
will send copies to all who would like. I really should set up a section on
my site for this stuff...but no extra time these days...the program for the
Fluke is "rksic.exe" and for the i/o is promlink 3.1

Has anyone gotten any further with the asteroids script? Mine is missing
program 40 section...so it won't compile.

John :-#)#

At 07:32 PM 2/25/00, Peter Davies wrote:
>I have been writing some script files for my fluke 9010a
>in order to trouble shoot some 'Universal boardsets that I have
>(eg:- cosmic monsters etc.)
>
>The problem is I only have One Tape. so
>i decided to download the scripts to my
>pentium III portable.
>
>No Problem downloaded perfectly :-))
>
>trouble is when i try to upload them back to the fluke
>always at line 7 fluke sends an error message (Scriptfile about 110 lines
>long)
>and aborts sadly the message it gives is the abiguous message
>AUX-Receiving-ERROR discribed as 'Miscellanious Transmission Problems'????
>
>Can anyone sugest anything I might try.
>
>I am sending to the pc with BAUD 9600 , PARITY=NONE , BITS=1 and Xon Xoff
>protocol
>as I say no problem sending to the pc.
>
>
>When Scriptfile and Signature Analysis is complete will post it
>for the use of the list members.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Pete Davies (Invadar)
>
>
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Received on Thu Jun 15 09:53:22 2000