Herbert Graf wrote:

>>Try this info:
>>
>>http://home.comcast.net/~ncherry/common/dataq-di194.html
>>
>>and this source code & make file:
>>
>>http://www.tcrobots.org/software/dataq/dataq.c
>>http://www.tcrobots.org/software/dataq/makefile
>
>
>         Thanks alot Neil, that's EXACTLY what I was looking for! It didn't work at
> first, there was no note that I had to change the program to use the key for
> my particular device. Got it working now. This list rocks... TTYL

// A Cmd is sent as NULL, CMD (read reply), data (read reply)
char dataq_init_cmd[42] = {
   0,66, 1,  // B ^A (Not sure what this is for but here it is)
   0,83,48,  // S 0  Stop
   0,78,90,  // N Z  Rtn Serial # (we should get 10 digits back but we do not ???)
#if 1       // My key is different 5F80CC96
   0,69,0x35,  // E 5  Key
   0,69,0x46,  // E F   "
   0,69,0x38,  // E 8   "
   0,69,0x30,  // E 0   "
   0,69,0x43,  // E C   "
   0,69,0x43,  // E C   "
   0,69,0x39,  // E 9   "
   0,69,0x36,  // E 6   "
#else
   0,69,65,  // E A  Key
   0,69,56,  // E 8   "
   0,69,52,  // E 4   "
   0,69,52,  // E 4   "
   0,69,56,  // E 8   "
   0,69,69,  // E E   "
   0,69,53,  // E 5   "
   0,69,65,  // E A   "
#endif
   0,67,63,  // C ?  Channels all four channels (48 = '0', 63 = '?' all (1111))
   0,68,48,  // D 0   Digi (???) output sq wave
   0,83,49}; // S 1  Start

Oh, yeah, I forgot about that! Above are the comments from when I tore
into the code. BTW, it didn't work on my DigiBoard, seemed to not have
enough power. Works fine on a regular RS232 port.

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