Datatek
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it's just WD40/silicone oil variant rebranded isn't it?[/quote]
It should not be WD40 or Silicone. Usually it's trichlorethelyne or something similar. I can go and check the exact composition of switch or contact cleaner if you like as I have it in stock. Don't breathe the fumes
It should evapourate rapidly and leave no visible deposit.
It should not be WD40 or Silicone. Usually it's trichlorethelyne or something similar. I can go and check the exact composition of switch or contact cleaner if you like as I have it in stock. Don't breathe the fumes
It should evapourate rapidly and leave no visible deposit.
Irishrover
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If he starts sniffing it he may go to sleep!!!!!!
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Datatek
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Datatek
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to get the EAS software to talk to my P38 I had to adjust the "One Byte Delay" the "Two Byte Delay" and the "Idle Delay"
The settings that worked for me are: "One Byte Delay" = 375 Two Byte Delay = 375
Idle Delay = 75
These settings will vary with I think the speed of your computer. Change one at a time just a little and then restart the software each time. IE change One Byte Delay a little then resart, if no sync, same for Two Byte Delay same for Idle Delay. It's a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack, took me 20 minutes to get sync.
The settings that worked for me are: "One Byte Delay" = 375 Two Byte Delay = 375
Idle Delay = 75
These settings will vary with I think the speed of your computer. Change one at a time just a little and then restart the software each time. IE change One Byte Delay a little then resart, if no sync, same for Two Byte Delay same for Idle Delay. It's a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack, took me 20 minutes to get sync.
Datatek
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You do need to be methodical, one at a time and restart the software each time. Try my settings, you never know, might be lucky
