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Some where some one has the protocol that the scanner needs to "see" to
program its memory. Haven't tried in a week or so to search for the protocol just looking back every once in a while to see if someone had the code so I could right the program. Bill Carty "Al Arduengo" wrote in message bal.net... In article AMZ_c.132705$Fg5.66397@attbi_s53, james.douglas@genesis- software.com says... You can email the author of WIN95 and attempt to get some starting point. Since nothing is published I started my monitoring the traffice between the computer port/scanner and attempting to figure out what was being sent/received for what commands, I quickly gave up and it was going to take way tooo much time. Now if no one had already done it I would of kept it up, created a program and sold it! "bill carty" wrote in message ... Does any one have the programing codes for this scanner. I did a web search for the scanners porograming. found a lot of programs for the scanner but nothing that told me what the codes are for programing the scanner. I found the codeing for the bearcat 895, and though I haven't looked for the BC780 I could most likely find it. What I want to do is to develop a program that will allow me to take the data file used by WinScan780 and convert it into a file that can be uploaded to the pro95. Seems to me it should be a simple translation program. I would appreciate it if one of you could point me to where I could find this data. Bill Carty No offense to the author of Win95/96 but I want to do it and make a free program. I think $30 is a little steep for something that honestly has only limited use. Once your scanner is programmed to your liking I find there is little reason to reprogram it very regularly so Win96 would just sit there. I mostly want to crack the communication as an exercise and to make a program for my HP48 calculator but a free PC program would be a nice additional side effect. I have spent some time pouring through dump files (binary and hex) and am making a little progress but so far I haven't determined the method to the madness. Of course when I asked RS tech support I got their canned email response about hoping to serve me in the future and a statement simply that the protocol is not available. Go figure. So, if anyone could help me figure out the command codes etc I would be happy to take a crack at something for free. Again, I mean no offense to the author of Win96. It is great software and he deserves compensation for his efforts. I just want to offer a free version for the poor folks. Cheers |