Re: [time-nuts] Unix equivalent of Windows RbMon app for PRS10 monitoring

2016-04-06 Thread albertson . chris
Seems like you don't have to write much. Put you commands in a text file then a cron job copies the file to the serial port and send any data coming back to stdout. Gets piped to script that dumps that and current time to sql database. I bet a dozen lines of code total. > On Apr 6, 2016, at

Re: [time-nuts] Unix equivalent of Windows RbMon app for PRS10 monitoring

2016-04-06 Thread Michael Wouters
Dear Mike, I have a Perl script and a C++ application that may be of use. The Perl script logs continuously, but is mainly for logging TT? responses. The C++ application is used interactively. Either could be modified to do what you want. Take a look at:

Re: [time-nuts] Unix equivalent of Windows RbMon app for PRS10 monitoring

2016-04-06 Thread Magnus Danielson
Hi, I have too been tempted to do this, but never got around to it. It one among many projects I should do one of these days. Have a bunch of PRS10 to debug. Cheers, Magnus On 04/06/2016 11:13 AM, Mike Cook wrote: Before I start re-inventing wheels, has anyone got a non-graphical interface to

[time-nuts] Unix equivalent of Windows RbMon app for PRS10 monitoring

2016-04-06 Thread Mike Cook
Before I start re-inventing wheels, has anyone got a non-graphical interface to the PRS10. Specifically, I want to log over time any/all the data points seen on the RbMon output, though it would be nice to have a curses version of the window. I have got a sniffer on the link and interaction