| Jean-Pierre Coulon <coulon@cacas.pam.obs-nice.fr>: Jan 03 08:17AM +0100 When I turn it on it says "power up failure, press menu key to continue". I press the 3 keys of MEMORY DISPLAY ON/OFF part. In the past it went back to working like a simple analog scope after a few key presses. But now I can't get out of the acq_mode setup table. Is there a trick to get rid of these menus and obtain a simple analog scope? Bye -- Jean-Pierre Coulon |
| JC <Chipbee40_SpamNo@yahoo.com>: Jan 03 10:20AM -0500 Jean-Pierre Coulon wrote: > Is there a trick to get rid of these menus and obtain a simple analog > scope? > Bye If you remove the case and look at the top board, near the 8088 processor (40 pin DIP, fairly obvious) there is a plug marked RESET. Move it to the reset position. That will stop the digital board from running and assuming you have no serious faults will turn the scope into an analog only scope. If you want to repair it I suggest you go over to https://groups.io/g/TekScopes. The 2230 has comprehensive diagnostics built in. |
| nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>: Jan 02 12:27PM -0500 In article <g949i7FdcaeU5@mid.individual.net>, Jolly Roger > And yet still has a lower rating. : ) Not that I care about your little > pissing contest. The point is despite your false claim, there *are* > quality OBD apps for iOS. quite a few. a search for obd on the ios app store returns more than 300 hits. there is no shortage of obd apps. |
| nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid>: Jan 02 12:46PM -0500 In article <g94bkiFedd6U1@mid.individual.net>, Jolly Roger > > there is no shortage of obd apps. > And no shortage of OBD Bluetooth adapters that work just fine with those > iOS apps. It's almost as if sms is blowing hot air. #SHOCKER not almost. it's what he does. |
| arlen holder <arlen@arlen.com>: Jan 02 06:03PM On 2 Jan 2019 17:09:27 GMT, Jolly Roger wrote: > If you can't afford $9.99, you should probably ask for a raise. I love when Jolly Roger posts because he is the epitome of an iOS user! *Jolly Roger literally enjoys iOS' astronomical overall cost of ownership!* In fact, when it comes time for "logical argument", the main argument Jolly Roger displays is that if you can't afford to pay twice as much for half the performance, then you shouldn't be on iOS in the first place. That's why I _love_ when Jolly Roger posts for all iOS users! I love when Jolly Roger writes because he can't hide his true feelings. He's the PERFECT example of the thought process of the average iOS user! Jolly Roger clearly has his iOS religious convictions. Of that, there is no doubt. *Yet, none of Jolly Roger's arguments ever stand up to logical scrutiny.* His _only_ argument is that the less-functional app is twice the price! And he shoves that twice-the-price for half-the-performance in sms' face. As if paying twice as much for half the functionality is a badge of honor! I LOVE when Jolly Roger posts! I really do. I'm serious. He can't hide his true feelings. *Jolly Roger _enjoys_ iOS' astronomical overall cost of ownership!* |
| Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com>: Jan 02 05:09PM > Don't you love the footnote on their web site: "Generic ELM327 > Bluetooth adapters are not compatible with OBD Fusion for iOS. This is > a limitiation of iOS, not OBD Fusion." I don't love or hate it, because it doesn't affect my ability to use the Carista BLE Bluetooth adapter (or any other) AT. FUCKING. ALL. I couldn't care less whether some shitty adapter won't work, because I won't be using one anyway. > But it does look like a good app. It *is* a good app. And despite your false claims, it *does* compete directly with Torque Pro, and does a *good* job of it. > Glad to see that 4820 users have rated it, and that it got such a > high rating. OTOH, Torque Pro has a 4.5 rating, and 55,575 ratings > and more than a million downloads. And yet still has a lower rating. : ) Not that I care about your little pissing contest. The point is despite your false claim, there *are* quality OBD apps for iOS. > Could be because OBD Fusion is more than 2x the price. $5 seems to be > the price point where people will not think about the cost of an app. If you can't afford $9.99, you should probably ask for a raise. Just make sure you have the skills to back it up first. Good luck!. > Still wondering why iOS doesn't allow the Bluetooth Serial Port > Profile (SPP). SPP is used by a huge number of industrial devices > which can't have apps on iOS which is a shame. Because it's not needed. Your insistence otherwise won't change that. -- E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my ravenous SPAM filter. I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead. JR |
| Jolly Roger <jollyroger@pobox.com>: Jan 02 05:44PM > quite a few. > a search for obd on the ios app store returns more than 300 hits. > there is no shortage of obd apps. And no shortage of OBD Bluetooth adapters that work just fine with those iOS apps. It's almost as if sms is blowing hot air. #SHOCKER -- E-mail sent to this address may be devoured by my ravenous SPAM filter. I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead. JR |
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