Mark-It does with a USB to Serial adapter. Once the adapter is set up to
replicate a specific port you just tell PortMon to monitor the pseudo port,
unfortunately only on Windows though.best, Bob...~~Message:
2Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:37:40 -0800From: Mark Wieder
No, just kidding.
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 7:10 AM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Judy, you aren't really upset? :-(
Craig Newman
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Hello JB,
Is that work with USB musical keyboard ?
René from Paris
Le 4 févr. 09 à 07:29, -= JB =- a écrit :
You could probably do it with X10 devices. I used to control X10
devices with OS 8.6. They
were controlled from the serial port but the new device is USB. I
am writing a stack
I really haven't done any usb stuff yet except configure the port. I
have done some testing
with an internal modem using the serial port. The only thing I have
done with usb is list
the devices. It is possible the only way to access most usb devices
is to write a driver for
Rev to access
Thank you all of you for the insights about serial interfaces.
I will make
some test and I will let you know.
Now I am more confident to carry on my
project.
Best regards,
Paolo
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Yeah, so I hear ;-)
I was just on ChatRev with BvG the other day and referenced something else,
and he immediately wrote back and said, Now I know how old you are!
:-/
I'm not certain but I don't think it was a compliment!
@;-)
Regards,
Judy
http://revined.blogspot.com
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at
In a message dated 2/4/09 8:36:07 AM, katheryn.swynf...@gmail.com writes:
I'm not certain but I don't think it was a compliment!
Of course it was a compliment. We have to stick together, you know.
It is always possible to connect wires to a computer.The trick is to have fun
doing so. The
In a message dated 2/4/09 12:56:19 AM, stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com
writes:
This company mentions apple drivers and Runtime Rev. They make USB I/O
Boxes
-- and even some stuff that works with fischertechnik kits.They've been
around for a while.
Mark,Thanks for the feedback. The Arduino looks a very cool device and as soon
as I can escape form other tasks I'll lock myself away and play with it. Yep,
I know, I have to get a life :-)I've been using the free PortMon utility from
Microsoft
Bob-
Interesting - I didn't think portmon worked with usb ports.
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In a message dated 2/4/09 4:56:24 PM, rje...@hotmail.com writes:
Mark,Thanks for the feedback. The Arduino looks a very cool device and as
soon as I can escape form other tasks I'll lock myself away and play with it.
The Service USP Plus looks much easier to use (Rev support) and has
Dear friends, I had this crazy idea:
I would like to create a Rev application to control the temperature of
my room. So, I need my application to import the temperature from a
thermometer and switch on/off the heater.
I found documentation for an affordable external device in internet :
Paolo, I'm not familiar with this device but the answer to 2 is yes
for sure, I do it here all the time. I also control my telescope, TV,
Cable, Robosapien Robot, lights, etc.
If the device can handle serial commands then that is the easiest way.
I am looking into that device now... more
Paolo, The Macintosh drivers for this device are the standard FTDIUSB
Serial Drivers which emulate a serial device over USB so the good news
is that you should be able to connect to the virtual port from
Revolution on the mac. I am not familiar with the drivers being used
for windows
Paolo ,
Should work !
If you do not have a RS232 Port then use a serial Port/Usb emulator driver.
If you have a RS232 Port then use a USB to RS232 cable convertor.
Rev will send / read from Serial Com Ports only , the above is the solution.
Rev 3.00 is better as you can use Com Ports 9
I'm pretty sure the KEYSPAN interface and software works with rev the last
time I tried it.
Just checked. They're now owned by
Tripp-Lite.http://www.tripplite.com/EN/products/model.cfm?txtSeriesID=518txtModelID=3914
sqb
2009/2/3 Bob Earp rje...@hotmail.com
Paolo, to my knowledge there is no
Paolo, to my knowledge there is no capability within Rev of communicating with
a USB port, although I think Chuck had been working on something along time
ago.I've been wanting to use a Rev project as an interface to the aircraft
simulators we build and have been working on getting Rev on OS
Bob-
The Arduino works well with rev.
If you're using Windows and need to do some usb protocol
troubleshooting, there's a great tool available at
http://www.aggsoft.com/usb-port-monitor.htm
Unfortunately they don't have an osx version, and I haven't found
anything else that does this sort of
Yes the HIGH SPEED serial adapter will work. I use it here all the
time. The other serial adapters were not high speed and caused
problems. I use the 19HS model that Stephen listed. I have also used
straight USB devices that make use of the standard FTDIUSB Serial
Drivers with great
Wasn't there an old HC serial (ADB) adapter thingy that allowed you to
control external electronics? Made by Beehive maybe? Used to control the
lighting of the world's tallest towers? (Jacque would remember).
Is there a USB version of it now? I thought that people used to do this
sort of thing
I did those towers. 1998. Still working...
Craig newman
On Feb 3, 2009, at 11:01:17 PM, Judy Perry
katheryn.swynf...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Judy Perry katheryn.swynf...@gmail.com
Subject:Re: Import temperature and switch on/off the heater with Rev
Date: February 3, 2009 11:01:17 PM EST
Dunbar,
That is s awesome!
So, does the serial adapter thingy still exist as far as you know? Was it
Beehive?
Judy
who REMEMBERS!
http://revined.blogspot.com
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 8:23 PM, dunbarx dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I did those towers. 1998. Still working...
Craig newman
On Feb
Judy.
Makes you one of the oldsters, you know.
The serial gadget was by someone else. I can check when I get to my
office. Beehive was the ADB guys
All three developers are out of the business. There should be someone willing
to take up the calling with Rev and USB, though. Someone smart
This company mentions apple drivers and Runtime Rev. They make USB I/O Boxes
-- and even some stuff that works with fischertechnik kits.They've been
around for a while.
http://www.bkohg.com/serviceusbplus_e.html
The CD-ROM contains the Service-USB driver for Macintosh MacOS X, QuickTime
films
You could probably do it with X10 devices. I used to control X10
devices with OS 8.6. They
were controlled from the serial port but the new device is USB. I am
writing a stack that will
control the serial and USB ports but haven't been working on it for a
few months. I was able
to
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