Windows XP gets mighty confused by a TB connected to a serial port and
installs the MS Ball-Point Mouse driver and tries to interpret the packet
from the TB as mouse commands - just go into device manager and disable the
MS Ball-Point Mouse!
The TB also confuses the heck out of Acronis bootable
At 01:53 PM 6/15/2008, David C. Partridge wrote:
Windows XP gets mighty confused by a TB connected to a serial port and
installs the MS Ball-Point Mouse driver and tries to interpret the packet
from the TB as mouse commands - just go into device manager and disable the
MS Ball-Point Mouse!
I
See this method which works well under XP:
http://www.ko4bb.com/cgi-bin/wiki/save.cgi?DisableSerialMouseDriver
Didier KO4BB
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Hi Didier,
I think there is some kind of delay betwwen your updating your wiki, and it
being available to the public. I can see the section, but there don't appeare
to
be any entries yet. The same happened a couple of days ago when you posted the
Store Position On Trimble Thunderbolt
I tried to look at the page, and just got a blank page (Firefox and IE both)
apart from for bits about legal notice, wiki org, pointer to your home page
and a few other bits.
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Sent: 15 June 2008
I am thinking about writing a control program for the Thunderbolt that would
allow it to be controlled/monitored by a MegaDonkey LCD touchscreen based
microcontroller. The MegaDonkey is a Atmel ATMEGA2561 based controller with a
160x80 res touchscreen (see mega-donkey.com). It has two serial
I added a serial switch box. I boot up when the T'bolt serial is
switched off
and turn on the serial connection with the switch box to do t'bolt mon.
Stan, W1LEFN41sr Cape Cod
David C. Partridge wrote:
Windows XP gets mighty confused by a TB connected to a serial port and
installs the
...That's another fine mess you got us into Bill... .
In my case, I have some old Compaq 486's that run WIN98SE that I use
to program commercial gear. No problems running Tboltmon with them
and it doesn't tie up my main computer.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
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From: Stan, W1LE
It would be nice to have a graphical display of the 10 MHz offset, PPS
offset, and/or DAC values from the periodic 8F AC packets. I've got a
hacked breadboard that allows me to plug 10811s into my old (pre-TAPR)
Thunderbolt. Was thinking of implementing a graphical monitor on the
Chumby, thereby
