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From:         John Pearson <xero@CMC.NET>
Subject: Re: ] Casio PV Connector
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I use the PV S400+. It has an SDK from Casio. I wrote a terminal emulator
for mine, with a lot of extras, like control of the other serial lines for
turning on and off things, and other commands for formatting the text on the
touch screen (font, headers, clear line).

They have bigger than most screens and fonts. And at about 29.00 US, I keep
a few extras around.

John

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From: "Ken Pergola" <no_spam@LOCALNET.COM>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: ] Casio PV Connector


> Bala Chandar wrote:
>
> > I use my Casio Pocket Viewer (Model: PV-S660) as a terminal emulator
with
> > some of my PIC circuits for debugging purposes and also for changing the
> > values stored in EEPROM in finished projects.
>
> Hi Bala,
>
> Thanks for mentioning this device Bala.
>
> I'm sorry I can't help you with your connector question, but I have a few
> questions about the PV-S660 I was hoping you could answer:
>
> Does Casio supply a serial communications API for this unit?
> Is this a 'software hackable' item -- free development tools?
> Does Casio supply the terminal emulator?
>
> I went to Casio's web site and could only find the PV-S400Plus model -- is
> the PV-S660 an old model?
>
> Thanks Bala.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ken Pergola
>
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