Ed, and anybody else that is interested, here is the D5000 manual.

Ed, what O.S. does your notebook use. The software came with
a terminal program. Different versions for different O.S.'s
I'll send you the right version.

Terminal programs are real easy to use. It is like sending
email. You say something to the data acq module and the module
talks back :-)

Paul Lamar

Paul, I have Windows 95.0 Ver 4.00.950A on the laptop and it has a
Hyperterminal which provides the Terminal program.  I can hook it up to COM1
and can set baud and the other settings including control  Not familar with
the control options.  For control setting  has Xon/Xoff and Hardware and a
third one -None (I think -forgot to copy it down) options.  .  It supposedly
can handle up to 38400 baud but I think 9600 might be enough and
conservative without getting data drop out. I'll read over the user's manual
and see what it calls for or if you have any suggestions - suggest away.

Ed Anderson

Sounds good. Ought to work fine. Keep reading :-)  

I am not sure what this is but I think it is a config file for 
Hyper Terminal Windows 95. Or it could be a HT script file.
Something Omega sent me. I'll wire the unit up and get it working
and configed before I send the whole works.

Paul Lamar
 
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