Cara Bereck Levy
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Hello there :-)
The Help file for UniLogic does contain information on how to use passwords to ensure security--check out the attached screen capture.
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Hey--my apologies! We missed this and I will get it fixed today.
Thanks for writing and sorry for the inconvenience
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oopsie :-)
Yup--a typo. I will try to get this fixed before the next release--thanks
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Hi Flex
I'm glad you caught this. The Help does actually have a note:In addition, you can link an MB which will be ON while the Display is shown on screen, or an XB which will change status.
Note that this MB should be reset at power-up.
However, the Help button in Display Links and Jumps went to the wrong topic--Import and Export Displays!I have fixed this, and you will see it in the next release--thank you for catching this
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ASCII or not --use a spittoon, please
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I am sorry that the manufacturer is no longer in business, but this is a security feature--the purpose of UniDownloader, together with the upload restriction you have encountered, is specifically to enable a programmer/owner to protect the intellectual property rights of the program.
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Hi :-) I have submitted your request--thanks!
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Joe--nice flow chart.
It is a great way to organize any task, really.
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I have forwarded all of these requests to the Roadmap team. No feedback yet, but your requests are in the loop
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Hi Erwin,
I want to thank you for drawing this to my attention.
The different ways of setting the RTC is now documented in the Help, and you will see it in the next version. The UniStream Help is still a work in progress
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Nice!
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And they are now on the to-do list--can't give a time frame, but these features will be added
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Hi Sunit--would you like to do an application story for publication?
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I've passed your requests to The People In Charge--thanks :-)
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I can relate to that. One of the stupider things I do on a regular basis, btw, is to plug in a cellular device to a cable that is connected to a charger that is NOT connected to a power source...and then wonder why the heck it isn't charging...
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Hi--apologies for the lag.
Clicked is indeed, clicked--the complete cycle, up, down, released.
The Help is indeed a work in progress; I add more all the time. However, in this case, I did not think explanation was necessary. I will include a drop-down table or similar in a future version that explains the actions.
About We're Listening
This is where I like to see either specific feature requests, or requests for 'concept'--the unifying idea behind a particular feature or action. It is best to put specific requests there so that they don't get lost in a thread.While for many years I read all forum posts, we have grown to the point where this is not really possible...but I do monitor the We're Listening.
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Keith, BTW, I also forwarded your idea for the V200-18-E6B to the People Upstairs (actually, they are downstairs
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What is a physicist's favourite food? Fission chips.
-----------------------Why did Erwin Schrödinger, Paul Dirac and Wolfgang Pauli work in very small garages? Because they were quantum mechanics.
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A friend who's in liquor production,
Has a still of astounding construction,
The alcohol boils,
Through old magnet coils,
He says that it's proof by induction.-----------------------
A statistician is someone who tells you, when you've got your head in the fridge and your feet in the oven, that you're – on average - very comfortable.
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At a party for functions, ex is at the bar looking despondent. The barman says: "Why don't you go and integrate?" To which ex replies: "It would not make any difference."
The floods had subsided, and Noah had safely landed his ark on Mount Sinai. "Go forth and multiply!" he told the animals, and so off they went two by two, and within a few weeks Noah heard the chatter of tiny monkeys, the snarl of tiny tigers and the stomp of baby elephants. Then he heard something he didn't recognise… a loud, revving buzz coming from the woods. He went in to find out what strange animal's offspring was making this noise, and discovered a pair of snakes wielding a chainsaw. "What on earth are you doing?" he cried. "You're destroying the trees!" "Well Noah," the snakes replied, "we tried to multiply as you bade us, but we're adders… so we have to use logs."
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A chemistry teacher is recruited as a radio operator in the first world war. He soon becomes familiar with the military habit of abbreviating everything. As his unit comes under sustained attack, he is asked to urgently inform his HQ. "NaCl over NaOH! NaCl over NaOH!" he says. "NaCl over NaOH?" shouts his officer. "What do you mean?" "The base is under a salt!" came the reply.
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It was a GREAT vacation!!!
Took my daughter to Italy, where she proceeded to photograph every banister and cornice in Rome and Florence. People asked her if she is studying architecture--yes, she is, that is why we made the trip
HOWEVER, regarding the business at hand
:Our to-do list now contains a definition for an option to be placed in the Project>Options. This will contain a checkbox that will, if checked, close tabs according to FIFO when the maximum number of tabs is reached.
Not sure it will make it into the next version, but it might!
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Ok--the request for 120VAC is officially in the to-do list. No timeline yet, sorry.
Regarding the other request, you mean remote I/O for UniStream, correct? That is already in the list.
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Hi guys!
Apologies for the very long lag time.
The end of summer coincided with the beginning of our holiday cycle here in overly hot and sunny Israel.(and I also I took a real vacation
)I just shot your requests over to the appropriate people--I will post back when I get a response.
Thanks for the request!
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Hello there
I will pass the request along.
Sorry for the delay--was on vacation
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High-Speed Scenarios
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Hi guys
Up here in Unitronics HQ, we are interested to hear of users who have used UniLogic High-speed Scenarios, such as "Measure Length" which enables you to count pulses in order to measure the length of an object on a moving conveyor belt.
Scenarios, by the way, are a great way to implement Interrupt functionality - since the functionality is processed directly in hardware, it is very fast - without having to actually write code.
You can post here--or contact me directly
Thanks!