Programing Stamps W/PocketPC''s
--- In basicstamps@y..., tunatunup2000@y... wrote:
> Basic Stamps Rock and connecting the BS to a PPC seems like a
natural
> marriage for mobile data acquisition. Besides using the PocketPC
> (PPC) for data acquisition I would like to be able to use the PPC
for
> programming the BS2 in the field. I have only been using the BS2
for
> a month and need some more information on the BS source code used
to
> program it. Could someone point me someplace where I can study the
> Basicw.exe source code for porting to the PPC.
>
> Porting the source code from the Basicw.exe to PPC looks like it
> would be fairly easy. I wouldn't be suprized to find someone has
> already done it.
Great Idea, I've a HP Jornada 720 does anybody know of a way of
programming the BS2SX with this?
If not, why not? With all you clever people out there, why not
create a whole set of programming/monitoring tools for the different
PDA's. I use the BS's in office equipment, it would be cool if my
service engineer's could do the updates, monitor the faults etc.
Anyway enough of my rambling, I'm leaving work to dodge the foot &
mouth exclusion zones.
Cheers all
Jon
> Basic Stamps Rock and connecting the BS to a PPC seems like a
natural
> marriage for mobile data acquisition. Besides using the PocketPC
> (PPC) for data acquisition I would like to be able to use the PPC
for
> programming the BS2 in the field. I have only been using the BS2
for
> a month and need some more information on the BS source code used
to
> program it. Could someone point me someplace where I can study the
> Basicw.exe source code for porting to the PPC.
>
> Porting the source code from the Basicw.exe to PPC looks like it
> would be fairly easy. I wouldn't be suprized to find someone has
> already done it.
Great Idea, I've a HP Jornada 720 does anybody know of a way of
programming the BS2SX with this?
If not, why not? With all you clever people out there, why not
create a whole set of programming/monitoring tools for the different
PDA's. I use the BS's in office equipment, it would be cool if my
service engineer's could do the updates, monitor the faults etc.
Anyway enough of my rambling, I'm leaving work to dodge the foot &
mouth exclusion zones.
Cheers all
Jon