Ahh, but now we have diverged from a stand alone device that will work witout a computer to a computer interface. Sorry, no slippery slope allowed here! We want a device that we can program, use for a few months, then completly change, just like the patchs on our modulars! Nice try though Grant. Larry T. --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "Grant Richter" <grichter@...> wrote: > > After all, if you are going to add USB, why not just make a USB to 8 x 0 to 10 volt inputs and > outputs. Get or steal a driver, and scr*w the Basic Atom Pro? > > Actually, they probably make LabView interfaces just like that, possibly with interface drivers > already written for C-Sound. > > All of which makes this WHOLE thing silly, unless we can get a board for $50 that a high > school student could build as a science fair project (or Dad). > > A "modern" implementation is several quantum steps from a PSIM like device. >
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Re: USB vs. RS-232
2006-04-19 by Larry T.
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