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by DJS2009
Feb 08, 2010 16:31
Forum: Hardware Interfaces / Communication
Topic: Dallas / Maxim DS 18S20 and FB
Replies: 3
Views: 3412

Very interesting link -nevertheless it seems to be much more difficult than the Digiterm solution -here you only have to build or buy the converter insteed building and programming a microcontroller by yourself. In this case a Arduino could be a solution too. But has it to be so difficult? What abou...
by DJS2009
Jan 19, 2010 16:03
Forum: Hardware Interfaces / Communication
Topic: Dallas / Maxim DS 18S20 and FB
Replies: 3
Views: 3412

Dallas / Maxim DS 18S20 and FB

Hello, do you have any experience in reading the Dallas / Maxim DS 18S20 directly. At this moment I read them by using the digitemp program (I have to say thank you to phishguy and fxm who helped me with the Shell / Open pipe command) More information about the DS18S20 you will find here : http://ww...
by DJS2009
Jan 19, 2010 12:00
Forum: Beginners
Topic: Need help with Shell (solved)
Replies: 4
Views: 1246

Hello! First of all thank you for this hint with Pipe - that is excellent - to make it work with digitemp you have to create a config-file in the digitemp direc. I called it dt.conf - put the infos from the original .digitemprc file in here and yuse it in FB like this Shell "g:\digitemp\digitem...
by DJS2009
Jan 18, 2010 16:47
Forum: Beginners
Topic: Need help with Shell (solved)
Replies: 4
Views: 1246

Need help with Shell (solved)

Hi, I want do execute an exe-File from within my Freebasic-prg, that should store its Data into a txt.file using the > The program itself is the digitemp.exe (for the Dallas / Maxim 18S20 Temperature IC) Normally you start this c:> digitemp -a -q > data.txt Digitemp then redirect the info into a new...
by DJS2009
Nov 19, 2009 12:32
Forum: Hardware Interfaces / Communication
Topic: MyTerminal prog
Replies: 92
Views: 93826

You made my day

Thanks a lot for this little Terminal Program it helped a lot.

Btw : I had to change this

From:

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Print #cp, Chr(13);
Print Chr(10);


to:

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Print #cp, Chr(13);
Print #cp, Chr(10);
Print Chr(10);
otherwise the CR / LF does not work properly on my system.


Regards
DJ