Reading a Text File
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Hello All,
Could someone point me in the right direction please;
I am trying to build an Airspeed Indicator, for FS2000, using a
servo, can anyone give me a pointer or two as to the most efficient
way for my stamp to read data from a text file.
Thanks in advance.
Could someone point me in the right direction please;
I am trying to build an Airspeed Indicator, for FS2000, using a
servo, can anyone give me a pointer or two as to the most efficient
way for my stamp to read data from a text file.
Thanks in advance.
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If you are familiar with VB (Visual Basic), you could use the MSCOMM control
and the file object on the PC side and SERIN on the stamp side. Keep in
mind that you'd want the incoming data to be as un-verbose as possible
because of the limitations of the stamp's onboard EEPROM (unless you were
using an external EEPROM).
I believe there are a few good websites that deal with the usage of VB with
the stamp. I just can't recall them off the top of my head right now.
Perhaps someone could suggest a few, if VB is the direction you'd like to go
in....
--Craig
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Hello All,
Could someone point me in the right direction please;
I am trying to build an Airspeed Indicator, for FS2000, using a
servo, can anyone give me a pointer or two as to the most efficient
way for my stamp to read data from a text file.
Thanks in advance.
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furryspinto@yahoo.com writes:
servo, can anyone give me a pointer or two as to the most efficient
way for my stamp to read data from a text file.
The Stamp can't read from a text file. ·You could, though, transfer the text
into the Stamp's EEPROM (at programming or at run-time through SERIN and
WRITE), then the Stamp could READ and parse the data from there.
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>and the file object on the PC side and SERIN on the stamp side.<<<snip>>>
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Jan Axelson's "Serial Port Complete" covers Stamp <--> PC communications.
steve
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