jph wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 9:05 am Change your system design !

I always laugh at your comments. Sometimes interesting and useful, and other times sarcastically pedantic. That's not the answer.

Arduino resets via the DTR line of the usb connection, the Arduino IDE has no option to disable it when opening the Serial but you could just use another Serial tool or make your own Serial tool. Else you can use a "FTDI" - TTL Serial convertor, and just wire the FTDI to the serial 0 line...

Gentlemen, It is not an AM/AP problem, it is intrinsic to the serial port that causes the Arduino to "AUTO RESET". Arduino resets via the DTR line of the usb connection, the Arduino IDE has no option to disable it when opening the Serial but you could just use another Serial tool or make y...

jph wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 9:14 am Absolutely ridiculous. I see it is 3 times now. 1 post is enough. I don't care how much you paid or how much you think you deserve special treatment.

Have a nice day !

Ready solved. A nonsense. I simply modify the "logic.lua"
It must be the hours of work that have me exhausted.

Ready solved. A nonsense. I simply modify the "logic.lua"
It must be the hours of work that have me exhausted.

Dear ladies and gentlemen, Yesterday I accidentally made an infinite loop in a script for an instrument that Air Manager didn't like and it obviously crashed. Consequently, if you try to reopen Air Manager, it stays in "Loading instrument..." at first. If you remove the instrument from th...

Obviously removing the last instrument that was editing from the ..\Users\..\Air Manager\instruments\OPEN_DIRECTORY directory, Air Manager reloads. How do I avoid losing hours of work because at the last minute Air Manager didn't like a programming step of a LUA script?

To get your attention