Dilwyn Jones writes: > Is there anyone out there who has a Kodak DC camera and using a QPC2? > Simon Goodwin in now well advanced with his Digicam software for the > QL, and already has it working on a variety of platforms including > Q40, so there is a good chance it would work with QPC2 as well, but > Simon is "immune to Windows" as he puts it (i.e. doesn't use WIndows > or QPC2) and would like to hear from someone witha suitable camera > prepared to test it on QPC2. As I don't think Simon is on this list, > I'll pass on any suitable offers to him. > > Simon says that Digicam is almost ready for release now if only he > could get it tested on QPC2.
I tested an early version and gave SNG full feedback on the problems I encountered. <QUOTE> > > Couldnt get your software working with QPC2, though. > > It's frustrating to get a report so brief. What did you try? Using Kodak DC210, QPC2v2.03SMSQ/E v2.99 on Windoze 2000 with ser1 set to com1 # LRESPRed chexor_code.dat # removed all the LFs from the SuperBasic file, and loaded it # set HERMES=0 (ie I used ser1) # Switched on DC210, took a couple of snaps and then set dial to Connect # RUN Result: Bad command # CLOSEd the serial port, which was left open # Double checked camera, cable, program settings and tried again, to no # avail. # Tested same port/cable/settings from Windoze Result: no problem I then decided to complete setting up my Q60 to test it there before having a closer look. Im almost done with that, so I had another go. Turns out that using just 'ser1' on SMSQ/E opens a port called SER1HTR by default. The T stands for translate, so setting port$ = 'ser1hdr' (D for direct) solves the problem and everything works fine, even at 115200 baud! </QUOTE> Per Apologies for those waiting for replies to private mails. There have been technical problems. The backlog could be cleared quite soon (Inshallah!) P
