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1  Online Help Center / Advanced Serial Port Monitor / Re: Has anyone experienced this.... on: December 24, 2013, 11:00:00 AM
Hi,
I suppose I really should point out here this only happens when ASP is open.

Glenn
2  Online Help Center / Advanced Serial Port Monitor / Re: Has anyone experienced this.... on: December 20, 2013, 11:00:00 AM
Hi,

Okay, to answer questions:  I am using the version my company has a licence for I have had issues with our licence and the most upto date(?) will give it a wirl this morning with the eval version.  I can up load the exe through the http://www.aggsoft.com/support/ upload link however I could send you the routine (in C#) which I think is causing it or both.
What would you prefer both are do-able at this time.

Glenn
3  Online Help Center / Advanced Serial Port Monitor / Re: Has anyone experienced this.... on: March 25, 2011, 08:55:25 PM
Hi,
I am using ASP 3.5.0 Build 25, I was using a simple C# (Vis Studio 2008 app) I had written when the problem started.  No it seems if you have ASP in Spy mode it will send #16C out the port.  I will on Monday up-load my C# code to you if needed.

Home Time!

Glenn
4  Online Help Center / Advanced Serial Port Monitor / Has anyone experienced this.... on: December 18, 2013, 11:00:00 AM
Hi,
I wrote a bit of code using .NET 3.0 serial class to test some boards It worked fine tested the boards.  Next batch came along I had Advance Serial Port Monitor open in the back ground test the boards closed the port went on looked at Serial Port Monitor it seemed to be picking up sudden burst of data and the port was reopened at 9600,8,n,1 were as my app had been using 38400,7,n,1, the data in Question is #16C ? The PC then suffered an 'Error' (according to the Event Viewer) and rebooted Windows.  It appears as though my code is stable and this only happens with Advance Serial Port Monitor in spy mode.  
Anybody any clues???

Glenn  


Mmmm, just had another power/crash it appears as though if you open ASP in spy mode without any other code running it gives the following
#16C [len=2]
<20110325 15:09.14:501 SYS>
Baud rate 9600
<20110325 15:09.14:501 SYS>
RTS on
<20110325 15:09.14:516 SYS>
DTR on
<20110325 15:09.14:516 SYS>
Data bits=8, Stop bits=1, Parity=None
<20110325 15:09.14:532 SYS>
Set chars: Eof=0x00, Error=0x00, Break=0x00, Event=0x00, Xon=0x11, Xoff=0x13
<20110325 15:09.14:532 SYS>
Handflow: ControlHandShake=1, FlowReplace=64, XonLimit=2048, XoffLimit=512
<20110325 15:09.14:548 TX>
#16C [len=2]
<20110325 15:09.14:548 SYS>
COM port is closed

starting at 115200 running down to 9600 it just repeats  help!!
Glenn
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