hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if
possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the
lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in
this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send
me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
interfacing lm35 DZ
Started by ●March 17, 2012
Reply by ●March 17, 20122012-03-17
Homework due in? How will you survive in industry? If you are in industry,
time to buckle up!
-- Paul.
On 17 Mar 2012, at 07:19, Ashish Kumar wrote:
> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>
>
>
>
-- Paul.
On 17 Mar 2012, at 07:19, Ashish Kumar wrote:
> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>
>
>
>
Reply by ●March 17, 20122012-03-17
Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want
to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC.
While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface
for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a
temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for
someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
Bob
--- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>
> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>
>
>
What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
Bob
--- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>
> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>
>
>
Reply by ●March 17, 20122012-03-17
Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
Al
On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>
>>
>>
EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
Al
On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>
>>
>>
Reply by ●March 18, 20122012-03-18
It's the 1 right next to the Key.
From: m... [mailto:m...] On Behalf
Of Onestone
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2012 7:24 PM
To: m...
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
Al
On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If
you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google
the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs
featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of
examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about
as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it
will b very easy to understand..."
> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist
(lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to
figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY
microprocessor before.
> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m... ,
Ashish Kumar wrote:
>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c
code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana
show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me...
i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole
msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to
understand.... :)
>>
>>
>>
From: m... [mailto:m...] On Behalf
Of Onestone
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2012 7:24 PM
To: m...
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
Al
On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If
you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google
the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs
featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of
examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about
as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it
will b very easy to understand..."
> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist
(lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to
figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY
microprocessor before.
> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m... ,
Ashish Kumar wrote:
>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c
code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana
show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me...
i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole
msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to
understand.... :)
>>
>>
>>
Reply by ●March 18, 20122012-03-18
Kind Sir,
> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
Long live real keyboards! :)
Bob
--- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>
> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>
> Al
>
> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> > Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
> > What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
> > Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
> >
> > Bob
> >
> > --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
> >> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
Long live real keyboards! :)
Bob
--- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>
> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>
> Al
>
> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
> > Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
> > What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
> > Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
> >
> > Bob
> >
> > --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
> >> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
Reply by ●March 18, 20122012-03-18
Crikey Bob,
how do you make a keyboard last that long! I must burn one out
every couple of years at the very least. Usually when early morning
(late night) coffee meets shaking hands and sends the keyboard for a
swimming lesson. I probably couldn't use one that required more than a
feather touch anyway. But there is much to be said for old fashioned
robust engineering.
Cheers
Al
On 19/03/2012 12:02 PM, Bob wrote:
> Kind Sir,
>
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
>
> Long live real keyboards! :)
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>>
>> Al
>>
>> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
>>> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
>>> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
>>> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>>>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
how do you make a keyboard last that long! I must burn one out
every couple of years at the very least. Usually when early morning
(late night) coffee meets shaking hands and sends the keyboard for a
swimming lesson. I probably couldn't use one that required more than a
feather touch anyway. But there is much to be said for old fashioned
robust engineering.
Cheers
Al
On 19/03/2012 12:02 PM, Bob wrote:
> Kind Sir,
>
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
>
> Long live real keyboards! :)
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>>
>> Al
>>
>> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
>>> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
>>> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
>>> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>>>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
Reply by ●March 19, 20122012-03-19
I've found that Coke, (that is, Cola, not caine...) is both a very
effective glue and acid, when it comes to keyboards. Luckily, I hate Coke,
but I've had to clean more than a couple keyboards my coworkers have bathed
their keyboards in...
BTW, I have the VERY, VERY beginnings of my Nurse Bob Video blog up. My original goal for this weekend was something like 8 videos. I managed one, split into three segments (I think that's like using a 14point font and double-spacing to make the paper look longer...). Of course, I originally thought I'd have real content up last November. So it goes. Anyway, if you have an interest, visit www.nbvblog.org - let me know your thoughts. Constructive criticism pondered, all else ignored. :)
Best Regards,
Bob
BTW Maybe, now that I've got a start on this project, and I THINK I have most of the technology under control, I just might be able to get back to my EE projects that have been mouldering down in my lab/garage! I'm finding I miss the aroma of the magic smoke and hot resistors.
________________________________
From: Onestone
To: m...
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 6:46 PM
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Crikey Bob,
how do you make a keyboard last that long! I must burn one out
every couple of years at the very least. Usually when early morning
(late night) coffee meets shaking hands and sends the keyboard for a
swimming lesson. I probably couldn't use one that required more than a
feather touch anyway. But there is much to be said for old fashioned
robust engineering.
Cheers
Al
On 19/03/2012 12:02 PM, Bob wrote:
> Kind Sir,
>
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
>
> Long live real keyboards! :)
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>>
>> Al
>>
>> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
>>> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
>>> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
>>> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>>>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
BTW, I have the VERY, VERY beginnings of my Nurse Bob Video blog up. My original goal for this weekend was something like 8 videos. I managed one, split into three segments (I think that's like using a 14point font and double-spacing to make the paper look longer...). Of course, I originally thought I'd have real content up last November. So it goes. Anyway, if you have an interest, visit www.nbvblog.org - let me know your thoughts. Constructive criticism pondered, all else ignored. :)
Best Regards,
Bob
BTW Maybe, now that I've got a start on this project, and I THINK I have most of the technology under control, I just might be able to get back to my EE projects that have been mouldering down in my lab/garage! I'm finding I miss the aroma of the magic smoke and hot resistors.
________________________________
From: Onestone
To: m...
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 6:46 PM
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Crikey Bob,
how do you make a keyboard last that long! I must burn one out
every couple of years at the very least. Usually when early morning
(late night) coffee meets shaking hands and sends the keyboard for a
swimming lesson. I probably couldn't use one that required more than a
feather touch anyway. But there is much to be said for old fashioned
robust engineering.
Cheers
Al
On 19/03/2012 12:02 PM, Bob wrote:
> Kind Sir,
>
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style, has a manufacture date of 20 Nov, 1986! It has been somewhat of a challenge to keep it connected to the newer technologies (AT->PS2->USB adaptors); it's still my most happy favorite, bringing me hours of typing pleasure. And, my 90 year old mother would both recognize, and love, the touch this keyboard offers. No squishy, feedback-disabled keys here; it takes a real punch to get the keys in contact with their, uhm, contacts...
>
> Long live real keyboards! :)
>
> Bob
>
> --- In m..., Onestone wrote:
>> Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>> EVERYBODY has a "do my work for me" key don't they?
>>
>> Al
>>
>> On 18/03/2012 3:38 AM, Bob wrote:
>>> Talks about lazy!!! "can u plz send me whole c code if possible..." If you want to plagarize code, at least make a minimal effort and google the msp430 and ADC. While I don't believe there are any sample programs featuring an interface for the lm35 to the msp430, there are tons of examples of ADC conversions from a temperature sensor. The task is about as simple as it gets, at least for someone who believes "the C code it will b very easy to understand..."
>>> What you want to do was my first ever project as a hobbyist (lm35->2013-ADC->FG4618->LCD). I think it took less than 3hrs for me to figure out, and I'm no "C" expert, and had never worked on ANY microprocessor before.
>>> Sadly, there is no DoMyWork key on any keyboard...
>>>
>>> Bob
>>>
>>> --- In m..., Ashish Kumar wrote:
>>>> hey i dnt know more about the msp430.so can u plz send me whole c code if possible...i wana jst sense the temperature from lm35DZ and wana show it on the lcd 16*2 or the sevensegment...if possible plz help me... i have to do it in this week..so i have no enough time to read the whole msp430 book....if you send me the C code it will b very easy to understand.... :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
Reply by ●March 19, 20122012-03-19
Hmph... none of that new fangled stuff for me. Still plugging away on my
trusty old KSR-33 Teletype (except for that darn
QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ key that seems to stick :-)
Mike
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Bob wrote:
> **
> Kind Sir,
>
> > Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a
> genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style,....
>
trusty old KSR-33 Teletype (except for that darn
QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ key that seems to stick :-)
Mike
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Bob wrote:
> **
> Kind Sir,
>
> > Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a
> genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style,....
>
Reply by ●March 19, 20122012-03-19
Is that the 1 that generates paper tape punch?
From: m... [mailto:m...] On Behalf Of Mike Wirth
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 2:21 AM
To: m...
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Hmph... none of that new fangled stuff for me. Still plugging away on my
trusty old KSR-33 Teletype (except for that darn
QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ key that seems to stick :-)
Mike
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Bob > wrote:
> **
> Kind Sir,
>
> > Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a
> genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style,....
>
From: m... [mailto:m...] On Behalf Of Mike Wirth
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 2:21 AM
To: m...
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: interfacing lm35 DZ
Hmph... none of that new fangled stuff for me. Still plugging away on my
trusty old KSR-33 Teletype (except for that darn
QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ key that seems to stick :-)
Mike
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Bob > wrote:
> **
> Kind Sir,
>
> > Obviously you are still in the stone age, with an archaic keyboard.
>
> Though I am loathe to admit it, you are exactly correct. My keyboard, a
> genuine OEM IBM Selectric Style,....
>
