1) No.
2 ) Yes, though a lot of good it will do me without a 'Yes' to (1).
On 10 Mar 2006, at 23:06, Greg Guerin wrote:
Bob Irving wrote:
Would this be similar to acquiring data from dataloggers
<http://www.tinytag.info/ecomm/files/TK0014.pdf>? We are forced to
use
boring windoze software for this and it would be so nice to use a
Mac...
Two questions:
1) Does the datalogger's vendor document their serial protocol?
2) Are you willing to write Java software to do it on a Mac?
Without information on how to talk to the logging device, it won't
do you
any good to have a serial-port connector that can plug into it.
And even with the information about the serial-port protocol,
unless you or
someone else has already written Java software for it, you'll have
to do
that, too.
-- GG
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