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This dindn't exactly motivate me to work on it. I'm not sure if I'm going to put more work in this niche OS. OSX should be ok, but is not tested yet. To help him out I wrote this little piece of software. QtDMM is not dead yet It turned out that the sigrok guys seem to be doing absolutely squat with QtDMM. It would be nice if users of this version could re confirm if their DMM is still working.

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It is fully functional under Linux and serial connections already work under Windows. For more information on the currently supported DMM's have a look at the preset table. Please don't forget to read, understand and agree to QtDMM's license before using it.

Sourcecode documentation can be found here. This gave me the justification to finish it. The impementation is in an qqtdmm larval stage. Compilation is simple Needs Qt4 for Makefile creation Untar the tarball Enter the directory cdmm call qmake call make and wait a few moments Now you'll find the executable cdmm in the bin qtdmk. I will not make a new version to change this as you can expect a new enhanced version in the near future anyway.

The library dependencies are minimal. It turned out that the sigrok guys seem to be doing absolutely squat with QtDMM. OSX, for some reason is a problem and crashes a lot This is starting to annoy me. CDMM is quite advanced already. If you are in trouble, try this option and mail me the output.

This might have broken some of the drivers and more likely fixed many problems. The first step is the implementation of the console application cdmm which will handle the devices. Looks like I'll still have to maintain it for a while.

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They want to incorporate QtDMM or part of it into their codebase. Now you'll find the executable cdmm in the bin directory. It would be nice if users of this version could re confirm if their DMM is still working. OSX should qqtdmm ok, but is not tested yet.

Additionally it featured numerous hefty translation errors in the GUI. You don't need the Qt library installed on your system.

Ralf Wieland - More port settings - Added model presets Version 0. QtDMM is not dead yet Sourcecode documentation can be found here top. Additionally you can start an external application when given thresholds are reached.

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It is supposed to be a Unix and the Qt library should hide the details. This dindn't exactly motivate me to work on it.

I had absolutely no feedback for it for years and I didn't need it myself. Later several more protocols have been added.

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It makes QtDMM print a hexdump of the read data to stdout if any. To help him out I wrote this little piece of software. We came to the conclusion that further development on QtDMM will be done by the folks from sigrok. This should fix the problems reported by some users - Display update separated from graph displays as fast as the multimeter provides data - numerous small bugfixes - introduced "tip of the day" dialog still missing some text Version 0.

Please also install MinGW runtime environment. Please don't forget to read, understand and agree to QtDMM's license before using it.