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RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - jsi - 02-04-2018 06:07 PM (02-04-2018 12:34 PM)Geir Isene Wrote: I have only tested taking the programs from the printer log - bacuase I need programs from my 41 to include in modules I create - and the printer log is the easiest way to do that.Could you please provide me a little example (raw file preferred) of a HP-41 program with synthetic strings? You can also use the "View" function of the drive directory listing to obtain the FOCAL code of a HP-41 progam file. RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 06:32 PM hi, I'm trying but I need some help, as I get an error "illegal retval" and in the same time "not connected to pilbox". PILBOX is ok on COM3 (Windows) and works well with ILCtrl. Thanks! Salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - Dave Frederickson - 02-05-2018 07:04 PM Try searching for a solution first. This was posted only 4 days ago. http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-10065.html RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 07:30 PM (02-05-2018 07:04 PM)Dave Frederickson Wrote: Try searching for a solution first. This was posted only 4 days ago. sorry, for now I'm inattentive, happy doing experiments with PILbox, new toy for me... thank you Dave, I'll read there. Salvo EDIT: Found (in Mac OS X): it works with 115200 and not with 230400 Bd in configuration of PILbox RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - rprosperi - 02-05-2018 09:06 PM (02-05-2018 07:30 PM)salvomic Wrote: sorry, for now I'm inattentive, happy doing experiments with PILbox, new toy for me... Salvo, the PIL-Box has a jumper that sets the baud-rate option 115KB or 230KB. The 230KB is obviously faster, but the 'feeling' is even faster than it sounds and I recommend using 230KB if you can; I am fairly sure it will work at 230KB on OSX, but what s/w are you using? IL-Per under some Windows subsystem (parallels, etc.) or pyILPer ? RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 09:40 PM (02-05-2018 09:06 PM)rprosperi Wrote: Salvo, the PIL-Box has a jumper that sets the baud-rate option 115KB or 230KB. The 230KB is obviously faster, but the 'feeling' is even faster than it sounds and I recommend using 230KB if you can; I am fairly sure it will work at 230KB on OSX, but what s/w are you using? hi Bob, I'm testing pyILPer now. Today I set cables and started with PILbox and I saw the jumper set was the #2; should I test put in in #3? Salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 10:36 PM (11-28-2017 06:37 PM)jsi Wrote: This release of pyILPER includes lots of enhancements, improvements and changes, see the release notes for details. Thanks a lot, Joachim! I'm enjoying very much with this program and PILbox (I find very good also ILper). Installed with a glitch both in Mac OS X 10.13.3 and Windows 10 (inside Parallels 13). I'm testing HP-41CX and HP-71b. I'd like to have a set of preconfigured programs (LIF...) where to pick and install in the calculator (using the program not only to backup all - very important job - or printing, very amazing to get PDF from the "old machines")... Like a sort or "repository" (two series, for 71B and 41C) or "carry and cash (without cash)" of programs About this purpose, it would be nice to could edit the virtual devices (disks, LIF, DAT...) to put (not only delete) programs to load, then, in the calculator; with the goal to share nice configurations, sets,... EDIT: though I'm testing to import with Tools from some ROMs, it is not exactly what I'd prefer: I would like to import some parts by a list of programs in them, not the whole ROM... Salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - rprosperi - 02-05-2018 10:43 PM (02-05-2018 09:40 PM)salvomic Wrote: hi Bob, No, JP3 is not used. JP2 - Jumper ON - 115KB JP2 - Jumper OFF - 230KB So just remove the jumper. RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 10:52 PM (02-05-2018 10:43 PM)rprosperi Wrote: No, JP3 is not used. ok! Then, removing JP2 now in Mac OS X the program runs at 230KB (and returns "illegal retval at 115KB). For me is ok, thanks for advice. Salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - Dave Frederickson - 02-05-2018 11:06 PM (02-05-2018 10:43 PM)rprosperi Wrote: No, JP3 is not used. JP3 fixes an issue with some 1A HP-IL modules for the 71B. http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-10030-post-89843.html#pid89843 Dave RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 11:08 PM (02-05-2018 11:06 PM)Dave Frederickson Wrote: JP3 fixes an issue with some 1A HP-IL modules for the 71B. thanks. Mine is 1A (in HP71 1BBBB). Salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - rprosperi - 02-05-2018 11:11 PM Sorry, Dave's right, I was not clear; JP3 is not used for setting baud rate... RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-05-2018 11:16 PM (02-05-2018 11:11 PM)rprosperi Wrote: Sorry, Dave's right, I was not clear; JP3 is not used for setting baud rate... Understood, thanks For now I'll keep JP2 off and JP3 off; if there will be issues I'll try JP3 on. I checked JP2 off in Mac OS X and Windows 10 also: ok with 230kb in pyILper and ILCtrl. Also in Windows, now at 115KB pyILper returns "illegal retval". salvo RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - rprosperi - 02-06-2018 12:42 AM (02-05-2018 11:16 PM)salvomic Wrote: Understood, thanks Great, looks like all is working properly. You'll love the PIL-Box and wonder how you got along without one for so long. RE: pyILPER 1.6.0 and LIFUTILS 1.7.7 final release - salvomic - 02-06-2018 08:14 AM (02-06-2018 12:42 AM)rprosperi Wrote: Great, looks like all is working properly. yeah, indeed! It's a must have for whom like HP41 and HP71. Salvo |