draco

QUOTE(crelf @ Aug 23 2006, 08:35 PM)

Is there a mirror somewhere already, just in case?

here is a http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/ProcessesAndThreads/Portmon.mspx' target="_blank">link

QUOTE(Spg @ Aug 10 2007, 05:57 PM)

Hello Ton,

I received a reply from Julabo this morning with a sample vi. It turns out that they use 7 data bits, not 8. I checked my hyperterminal program and it was set to 7, I have no idea how or why it was set at 7. I thought I set it at 8.

I do like the idea of checking the bytes at port for use with reading. Currently the vi was set at 10 for bytes to read, but I am all for having the program able to figure it out for itself.

Thanks

Bryan

Edit: I added the bytes at port (option 1), I noticed that I needed to insert a 250ms wait after the data was sent for it to work properly. Is this normal? I imagine that is just the time it takes for the unit to respond....

please can you post this sample *.vi from julabo?

i have the same problem with a julabo thermostate; but in c++.

i get no answer from the thermostate.

so i hope the *.vi will help me .....

many THX

ps.: if there is anyone with a solution in c++, i will very interested to see the code.