Is there a way to read the raw data on Linux, more precisely raspbiasan?
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I use the GPS puck with OpenCPN. It reads the output of the puck and puts in on charts. The charts are available free from NOAA. If you are just interested in reading the data, you can cat it into a file from the /dev/ttyUSB0 port or if that is busy, ttyUSB1, etc. The puck outputs at the 4800 bps ASCII format.
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I am using the sysystem on my home computer. Sorry I could've been more help sq
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Not sure. I would suggest you to use a flash drive to install linux stuff instead.
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I could not find any option in the UI to do it, my guess is that data are not encrypted and if you take out the HD you can actually get access to the files.
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You probably can, but it would be an additional board and would probably require software written to handle it. I know this sounds iffy, but I've been running ArchLinux on the rasp-pi and as long as you use a large enough SD-ram "ram-disk" there doesn't seem to be any problem doing what you need to do. Be sure to format it large enough for your purpose.
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The short answer is yes, but not without a lot of work. You need to install a USB stick and install a version of Linux on it. Be prepared to do a bit of hacking. This is not a route for the faint of heart.
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The RS232 data from the meter is a serialization of the display bits that drive the segments. It has to be translated into digits, plus/minus, scale, etc. There is information on the Internet that may help. Also other programs for Linux or Windows that may work with this meter. I have not yet needed anything beyond the software supplied so I can't provide specific recommendations.
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Sorry.I don't know the answer. I bought this specifically for my Raspberry Pi project.
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I wouldn't know, as I've mostly used it with Linux. When I briefly tried it on Windows, I used the software that came with it.
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Its extremely simplistic. It will work with any linux distro, but its really low quality. I recommend anything but this.
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I'm honestly not sure, as I immediately formatted the drive when I got it. Sorry!
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This NAS has a version of Linux running the device and I map right to the drive with the IP Address... there is no need for software, just drag and drop even I Linux.
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yep. here's the link to the sourceforge drivers to get you started. http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxwacom/files/xf86-input-wacom/input-wacom/
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This is what I got. Just check the website for more information. http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-noobs/
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http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/support/sl_download.html
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nothing else http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/peripheral/scanners/tech/ps-capture/
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Yes, but unfortunately not with Linux. If anyone has found the drivers and software that works under Linux, please post.