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Technical support / Re:Starting the Cycle Over without Master Reset
« on: July 17, 2008, 12:34:01 PM »
your asking me how did I make your program do something its no supposed to..... can't answer that
and what is wierd is that on another timer right able that label it won't allow me to do more then ten but right below it are the alaram lables which are full length
good question is why did you limit it to 10 when windows can handle up to 14 and PC is what you based the program off... PS> hope your working on a linux version~ since windows lacks all the power and controls of linux
anyways...
I like the save eeprom before master reset idea so it constantly saves the data that I am gathering and forwarding back to the server, and if it looses power it will still have the last scan in memory
so theres a bonus
I'll give each option a try but I think I'll need two of those three so that I can latch on a relay to control an inline compressor that on one machine can only run at night like I mentioned early
and what is wierd is that on another timer right able that label it won't allow me to do more then ten but right below it are the alaram lables which are full length
good question is why did you limit it to 10 when windows can handle up to 14 and PC is what you based the program off... PS> hope your working on a linux version~ since windows lacks all the power and controls of linux
anyways...
I like the save eeprom before master reset idea so it constantly saves the data that I am gathering and forwarding back to the server, and if it looses power it will still have the last scan in memory
so theres a bonus
I'll give each option a try but I think I'll need two of those three so that I can latch on a relay to control an inline compressor that on one machine can only run at night like I mentioned early