Author Topic: My Scratch Pad (Read 98501 times)

MadScientist267 · « **Reply #105 on:** February 14, 2015, 10:20:52 pm »

Hehe Let's just say my strange sense of humor... wasn't an accident. My dad was at least as strange as I am, and apparently, my humor may even be diluted.

The only thing dated with any certainty is the Sears catalog, circa 1977. The only other thing I can certify about it is that it sounds as good as it looks.

MadScientist267 · « **Reply #106 on:** February 19, 2015, 09:21:18 am »

MadScientist267 · « **Reply #107 on:** February 21, 2015, 09:11:45 am »

MadScientist267 · « **Reply #108 on:** February 21, 2015, 10:36:32 pm »

Result of

./newmodbus 192.168.254.144 4372\<8

1 second sleep, while [ 0 ] loop:

Code: [Select]


ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:22  21/02/2015
4372 58183 (0xE347)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:23  21/02/2015
4372 40263 (0x9D47)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:24  21/02/2015
4372 8007 (0x1F47)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:25  21/02/2015
4372 46919 (0xB747)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:26  21/02/2015
4372 8007 (0x1F47)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:27  21/02/2015
4372 63047 (0xF647)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:28  21/02/2015
4372 19271 (0x4B47)
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:29:29  21/02/2015
4372 40263 (0x9D47)

Result of

./newmodbus 192.168.254.144 4372\>8

1 second sleep, while [ 0 ] loop:

Code: [Select]


ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:21  21/02/2015
4372 220
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:22  21/02/2015
4372 10
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:23  21/02/2015
4372 10
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:24  21/02/2015
4372 13
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:25  21/02/2015
4372 10
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:26  21/02/2015
4372 24
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:27  21/02/2015
4372 102
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:28  21/02/2015
4372 162
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:29  21/02/2015
4372 31
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:30  21/02/2015
4372 227
ID CLASSIC
ClassicTime 23:30:31  21/02/2015
4372 157

rossw · « **Reply #109 on:** February 22, 2015, 01:42:23 am »

Unless you've hacked my source, newmodbus doesn't have a shift-left operator (<), only shift-right (>), divide (/), multiply (*), modulo (%), assign (=) and convert-to-fahrenheit (f)

tomw · « **Reply #110 on:** February 22, 2015, 12:12:12 pm »

Quote from: rossw on February 22, 2015, 01:42:23 am

Unless you've hacked my source, newmodbus doesn't have a shift-left operator (<), only shift-right (>), divide (/), multiply (*), modulo (%), assign (=) and convert-to-fahrenheit (f)

So, what is the "current" version of it?

I am still using what must be an ancient version {1.0.20}.

Just getting back at some of this stuff after dismantling most of my system this Fall / Winter.

Tom

rossw · « **Reply #111 on:** February 22, 2015, 02:03:24 pm »

Quote from: tomw on February 22, 2015, 12:12:12 pm

So, what is the "current" version of it?

I am still using what must be an ancient version {1.0.20}.

G'day Tom. There obviously hasn't been enough wrong with it to require changes! (Same version still)

MadScientist267 · « **Reply #112 on:** February 22, 2015, 08:40:00 pm »

Hehe Nope, no source hacking. It makes much more sense now...

If anyone is wondering, boB from Midnite explained how the register is encoded...

4372 is the WBJR temp register, and the "47" in the (0xXX47) hex output is the encoded temperature in deg C.

After masking off the high 8 bits and obtaining the 47, convert it to decimal.

0x47 = 71

Subtract 50 from this result to obtain deg C, 21 in this case.