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Steve, You can find the old manuals and configuration software here: https://web.archive.org/web/20100416075947/http://www.byonics.com/microtrak/mt8000fa.php 73, Allen AF6OF

Hello, I saw the note about giving my call sign so here it is: KD9AER I have been asked to resurrect our clubs Micro-Trak 8000 FA for an HAB launch so will be asking for links to programming software

Glad you got it working! BUT ...Now I am totally confused.Are you saying that you added wires to the computer connections (RTS<->CTS and DTR<->DSR)) that you are 'simulating' the PEET controller and

Hey Rob, Many thanks for your research! It is most appreciated. I have it working. The fix was to use a different generic USB -> Serial Port adapter. The moral of the story: you must always use a Y

Anyone else javing this problem? David, K6DWL _ >

Here is what I have learned so far: At the end of the packet is a code that appears to relate to the weather station (unit) in use.? When you set the TT4 to PEET, it append TU2K. There is at least 1

OK... So I tried encoding the "!!" in all the different StandardCharsets in Java, and still not working. Next I will try sending it with TeraTerm like you said. If that does not work I will test it

Basically, a picture of small vertical line with a dot under it? (an exclamation point) doesn't really tell us anything --- we have to know what language it is in. The same is true for a so called

Now I am really confused.? is the TT4 expecting characters or values.? I would have expected hex values, but this is kind of looking like it expects characters. Take a look at how long your message

Greg, PEET may indeed make a file, but I am not making a file, just manufacturing a ASCII string with a RPi3B running Java 11, and sending it right into the input of Serial port B. I am using the

Thanks for that. I am actually reporting all the data to fill the PEET U-II string. It is just that it is not raining in my shop. I am however showing 11 inches of rain per year, because I putt the

Greg, Thanks.? I will make those changes. I am pretty sure I am actually sending the data to the TT4 on the correct pin. I built the Y cable so I can have access to both the A and B ports on the DB-9

Rob, This is what I get from the RPi in ASCII mode: !!00D700670280000026BC02BF0168012C004904FD000000000D0A But in HEX mode, it is: 21213030443730303542303238423030303032364246

Forgot the other screenshot. KB3KBR Greg. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Looks like we need to fix your path too. Wide3-2 is the same as using 2-2. With Wide1 -1, and I'm guessing wide 3-3 you're asking for 4 hops. If it's the 3-2, using the 2-2 would get the same amount.

Hi Rob, Thanks for this! One issue I had was that I was actually sending "\r\n" for carriage return and line feed. I changed it to "0D0A" as you show. However the TT4 is still not doing anything with

Looking at the TT4 manual example, all values are sent in hex, except the line identifier (!! for logger data). The total length would be 54 Bytes (includes 2 bytes for identifier, and 2 bytes for end

Since you are sending the data via your own code a?few of things come to mind when dealing with serial data: 1. Line ending. Does the PEET send the data with 0x0A (<LF>), 0xD (<CR>),? neither, or

Hello and thanks for your responses. My apologies for taking so long to respond. I was out of town. I have written an interface in Java to the Ecowitt GW2000B / WS90 weather station and can pull off

Rob, The GPS 5 is operating at its base level: 4800 Baud NMEA. and I have never seen one change its config...of course, it could have happened and I just assumed that it was some other kind of