You could use hyperterminal to read the information into your pc and then save the file. If you put a comma "," sign after each byte, you can then save the file as a "MyData.csv" file which will open in any almost any spreadsheet. The ".csv" stands for "comma separated values" which separates each byte into the next cell.
Send a carriage return "cr" (13) from the stamp to move the data to the next row in the spreadsheet. You could also write a program using MSComm control in visual basic to gather the data.
Regards,
Chris
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Send a carriage return "cr" (13) from the stamp to move the data to the next row in the spreadsheet. You could also write a program using MSComm control in visual basic to gather the data.
Regards,
Chris
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Check out these two websites:
http://ostec.earthlight.co.nz/users/technology/ect/datalogger.html
and
http://www.windmill.co.uk
Both have lots of information including software and application
notes.
Good luck with your project!
--Jeff Wallace
* Add a RTC, 256k EEPROM and an I2C bus to your BS2
http://www.high-techgarage.com/products/timekeeper.php
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> How does one go about getting data from the stamp into a program
like excel? Or how can you have the computer ask for data from the
stamp?