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Hello. Thank you very much, Vladimir! Now it is not convenient to install this version in the field device, because just this days we have changed the "DUT" and it is important to acquire data in the same fashion that we have been doing it before. But, as soon as I can, I will try it and provide feedback. I take the opportunity of this post to wish you Merry Christmas! Regards
Perfect! Thank you again. Regards
I cannot tell 100%, because I am not user of SPI/I2C tap, but I agree that it is confusing of the "non-users" of that tap. And I agree about the consistence (and "the right thing"). I also I agree that simplify is usually good so I think that your proposal is perfect (btw, about simplify, in fact there is a Einstein quote : "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler") Regards!
Perfect. Thank you!
Hello! Just a small additional remark, if possible/feasible/reasonable, consider the options of splitting by size (eg. each "n" MB) and by time (eg. each "t" minutes). It is just an idea... perhaps it seems more logic just consider the size, but -eg. for my case- it is more convenient to have captures of info more or less time aligned (eg. daily aligned... in fact, I am currently splitting them each 6 hours) Regards! Josep
Hello again Vladimir, Of course, if you could send me the internal build, I am still with the field device installed and I will tried it! Thank you again Regards !
Hello again. Ok! And thank you for the premier on the new HW, I look forward for having it available! It is good to know about its capabilities. About my problem: ok, I was able to solve it with a simple inverter (mosfet) and I managed to get the Vcc I needed
If this is something you could add "for free" to your new development, great! If not, well, I think that this is no a common case, in fact, I found it very weird (but "real" indeed).
Ok! Please, eventually, consider the option of being "transparent" when power-off, in my case, it is a really must. Regards!
Ok. Thanks! now clear, but a little confusing indeed ... perhaps simply with a hoover tooltip, or other help, would be enough