Re: Data i/o 29B

Re: Data i/o 29B
It sounds like you're not closing the port the last time you use it. Are you using other programs that may not be properly closing the port? You may have to do it explicitly (close the port).

I have not had a problem using the serial port for a number of applications (F9010, F9100, and an HP digital scope that I use to capture waveforms). I use WinXP. I have had a problem getting my I/O working with the available software. I think that may be a physical (cable) issue.

John, without source code, there is no way to port a program like that. You'd have to re-write it from scratch. Somewhat of a tall order unless people are willing to pay for it :-(

JB

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  ----- Original Message -----
  From: John Robertson
  To: Bruno St-Laurent ; techtoolslist@flippers.com
  Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 1:29 PM
  Subject: Re: Data i/o 29B

  What version of MS Crap are you running (can you tell I've switched to an I-book for email and browsing? ;-).

  I had problems with W2K Pro and am running the I/O on a W98 machine...someone needs to port this to USB/Serial (Unix/BSD)...

  John :-#)#

  At 5:27 AM -0500 2/20/04, Bruno St-Laurent wrote:
    Hi Guys , am i the only one having problem to connect with the PC, every time i want to connect i have to reboot, otherwise it seems that the COM port is jammed!!!!!

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Received on Fri Feb 20 13:53:42 2004