Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick serial
port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used it
and it works great!
Hope that helps.
--Jeff Wallace
-{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your STAMP}-
www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
> Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file, or
> copy it to the clipboard?
Hi, I got that interface and it does not work for me for some reasons?
Does it require modifications? I am using com 1....? It says that the
port cant be found or is being used...?
Thanks,
Corey C.
--- In basicstamps@y..., bs2web@y... wrote:
> Hi Jay,
>
> Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick serial
> port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
> STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used it
> and it works great!
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> --Jeff Wallace
>
> -{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your STAMP}-
> www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
>
> > Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file, or
> > copy it to the clipboard?
What baud rate is it set at? Mine is working with 9600, no parity and
8 bits. Also, make sure you click "Open" so that the software will
open the port. Be careful, this will reset the STAMP (I lost some 2
days worth of data logging memory this way...)
--- In basicstamps@y..., the_coin_guy@y... wrote:
> Hi, I got that interface and it does not work for me for some
reasons?
> Does it require modifications? I am using com 1....? It says that
the
> port cant be found or is being used...?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Corey C.
>
>
> --- In basicstamps@y..., bs2web@y... wrote:
> > Hi Jay,
> >
> > Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick
serial
> > port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
> > STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used
it
> > and it works great!
> >
> > Hope that helps.
> >
> > --Jeff Wallace
> >
> > -{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your
STAMP}-
> > www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
> >
> > > Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file,
or
> > > copy it to the clipboard?
Comments
Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick serial
port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used it
and it works great!
Hope that helps.
--Jeff Wallace
-{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your STAMP}-
www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
> Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file, or
> copy it to the clipboard?
Does it require modifications? I am using com 1....? It says that the
port cant be found or is being used...?
Thanks,
Corey C.
--- In basicstamps@y..., bs2web@y... wrote:
> Hi Jay,
>
> Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick serial
> port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
> STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used it
> and it works great!
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> --Jeff Wallace
>
> -{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your STAMP}-
> www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
>
> > Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file, or
> > copy it to the clipboard?
8 bits. Also, make sure you click "Open" so that the software will
open the port. Be careful, this will reset the STAMP (I lost some 2
days worth of data logging memory this way...)
--- In basicstamps@y..., the_coin_guy@y... wrote:
> Hi, I got that interface and it does not work for me for some
reasons?
> Does it require modifications? I am using com 1....? It says that
the
> port cant be found or is being used...?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Corey C.
>
>
> --- In basicstamps@y..., bs2web@y... wrote:
> > Hi Jay,
> >
> > Check out www.picobay.com/vb.html. There is some pretty slick
serial
> > port interface software that allows you to capture output from a
> > STAMP and copy/paste the data into another application. I've used
it
> > and it works great!
> >
> > Hope that helps.
> >
> > --Jeff Wallace
> >
> > -{Add a RTC, 128K or NEW 256K EEPROM and an I2C bus to your
STAMP}-
> > www.High-TechGarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
> >
> > > Using win2k, is there a way to capture debug output to a file,
or
> > > copy it to the clipboard?