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Subject: Re: [M]: RS-232 connector voltages
From: Gene J. Stratton
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Sat Nov 01 00:40:37 1997

You guys are awful! I DO have a day job, you know! :)

Actually, I'm finding the RS-232 command set a bit lacking...but I'll look
into it. Perhaps I'll design it and let someone else build it (yeah
right!)...Gees, I can see what's coming now...another obsessive project!
BTW, the joystick interface is working as I expected...with four speeds,
the scope cycles through guide, center, move, and slew as you push the
stick further in any direction. Of course, it moves the same speed in both
axis, as you cannot move a "move" speed in the N/S direction and "center"
speed in the E/W direction...w/o some software pwm techniques which I'm
not sure will work. But, it does work. Kind of fun.

--gene

At 02:14 PM 10/31/97 -0800, you wrote:
>At 5:57 AM -0800 10/31/97, Paul Goelz wrote:
>>...... really the best solution, and a viable product (I think) would
>>be to go all the way and build a new keypad
>>... If attractively packaged, I'd buy one!...
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>Me, too! Go for it Gene!
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>---
>Bill Arnett billa@znet.com http://www.seds.org/billa/
>"Science is a way of trying not to fool yourself." -- Richard Feynman
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