Evoscan 0.90 problem
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Evoscan 0.90 problem
Hi
I get error message when starting the datalogger
Info: Initialising At 5 baud 0x00...
Info: Initialisation Complete...
Info: Waiting for INIT Response...
Info: Connection successful...
Error: Canīt convert string Err to type Double.
Has anyone had this problem ?
Thx
Fredrik
I get error message when starting the datalogger
Info: Initialising At 5 baud 0x00...
Info: Initialisation Complete...
Info: Waiting for INIT Response...
Info: Connection successful...
Error: Canīt convert string Err to type Double.
Has anyone had this problem ?
Thx
Fredrik
Last edited by Fredd^; Sep 11, 2006 at 01:18 PM.
Originally Posted by Fredd^
Sorry but I dont understand ?
There was an error in the config file. The application was throwing an exception and the data conversion code isn't smart enough to catch it.
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Originally Posted by donour
There was an error in the config file. The application was throwing an exception and the data conversion code isn't smart enough to catch it.
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How do i solve it ? I have tried to reinstall the program but still the same problem.
Thx
Fredrik
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Originally Posted by mrfred
One of your formulas has bad syntax. Did you modify any of the formulas?
Maybe i need to manually uninstall the program, will try that right away.
/Fredrik
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Originally Posted by A418t81
No, the problem is that you guys use a comma (,) instead of a period (.) to delineate numbers
For example, you use 6,25 when evoscan is setup to see 6.25
For example, you use 6,25 when evoscan is setup to see 6.25
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Originally Posted by mrfred
In "Regional and Language Options" in the Control Panel, how are numbers set to be displayed?
Hi
I use standard Swedish keybord layout, it seems to be the same as english.
only the time that differs, we use 20:00 instead of 08.00 can that be the problem?
/Fredrik
Originally Posted by Fredd^
Hi
I use standard Swedish keybord layout, it seems to be the same as english.
only the time that differs, we use 20:00 instead of 08.00 can that be the problem?
/Fredrik
I use standard Swedish keybord layout, it seems to be the same as english.
only the time that differs, we use 20:00 instead of 08.00 can that be the problem?
/Fredrik
In some european countries its represented as 5,25
Commas are used as delimiters, so if your localization uses the comma for fractional values (decimal values) it will foul up the output and throw an error.
I know the time stamp on 0.9 changed, it does use hh:mm:ss.xxxx as the format or something similar, where previously the minute and second values were seperate columns.
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Originally Posted by MalibuJack
What about fractional representation of numbers.. for instance 5.25
In some european countries its represented as 5,25
Commas are used as delimiters, so if your localization uses the comma for fractional values (decimal values) it will foul up the output and throw an error.
I know the time stamp on 0.9 changed, it does use hh:mm:ss.xxxx as the format or something similar, where previously the minute and second values were seperate columns.
In some european countries its represented as 5,25
Commas are used as delimiters, so if your localization uses the comma for fractional values (decimal values) it will foul up the output and throw an error.
I know the time stamp on 0.9 changed, it does use hh:mm:ss.xxxx as the format or something similar, where previously the minute and second values were seperate columns.