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It runs on my Win7 x64 no problems. I cannot connect to anything because all my multimeters are at home and I won't be able to really test until the 15th at least.
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Got it. Looks like I missed one more Infragistics reference. Will post update shortly.
Hello.
The same here...
Win7Pro 64-bit full updated.
At first run there was an error displayed.
(See appended txt-file: Errors after first run)
Since then: UltraDMM.exe simply doesn´t start after permitting installation.
The eventvwr shows two errors.
(See appended txt-file: Errors since first run)
My eventvwr-log is unfortunatly in some parts in german.
Perhaps it is anyhow useful for you. At least I hope so.
Hartmut -
Sorry for the delay, been away on a short vacay. New update available.
http://www.ultradmm.com/release/wip/UltraDMM2.zip
Cheers,
Tom -
Success!
The downloaded file starts without any problems direct from the unzipped folder.
Only a request for permission for executing the file appears (as expected).
No entry occured in the eventviewer.
Capturing data from an UT61E via USB works as good as in the "older" version.
Two little quirks (both in the Graph Gauge):
- The time-stamps at the bottom of the graph are automatically synchronized with the PC-time.
But not in the 24h format. It´s converted to the 12h format, without indicating "am" or "pm".
- Setting the background color to black makes the measurement values (printed along the graph) invisible.
Is there anything I can do for you?
Hartmut -
Thanks very much for the update.
I have two UT61E (USB) running and encounter the following problem:
The first one is detected and can be saved. The second one can be found ("Test function") delivers the correct value, but cannot be saved - ths usual error message appears ("two usb devices from the same.... cannot be ....").
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Hello.
Is this thread still of interest?
If yes: I´m now able to test with two meters.
Two UT-61E´s connected. Both with USB.
Meter1 set to show mV AC (some random stuff).
Works as expected.
Meter2 set to show Voltage of a 10V DC source.
In the "Add Meter" window it can be succesful tested.
The program can differ between the two meters and
displays the correct value.
(Look at the attached file "UDMM_testing_meter_2_Succes")
But Meter2 can´t be saved in the "Manage Meters"-part.
Suddenly can´t be differed between the two meters.
An error-message pops up.
(Look at the attached file "UDMM_saving_meter_2_Failure")
Pretty much the same as posted from zerobrain.
I´m curious if there is a solution.
Perhaps an identification with the Port# and Hub# ?
BTW: Simultanious measuring is possible.
First start the Uni-T-Software, then the UltraDMM.
(or vice versa, it doesn´t really matter.)
The first connected program will freeze the gauge and graph.
Re-connect it (the program, not the meter), that´s it.
BTW: This way it works with UltraDMM V1, too.
(Look at the attached file "UDMM_Uni-T_V4-01")
If there is more information needed, then feel free to ask.
I will answer asap.
Greetings,
Hartmut
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I´d like to followup on the last post.
I deel very sad, that the project seems to have stopped. The "two multimeter" thing would be so great for measuring batteries!!!
There is an additional bug - maybe due to localization. The comma is not displayed in the german setup, but saved correctly to the logfile. That´s a minor issue....
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Just saw this thread for the first time. Does anyone know if it runs okay on Wine on Linux?
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Just saw this thread for the first time. Does anyone know if it runs okay on Wine on Linux?
I would prefer if the author merges airtight and push all his talent into a team of a multiplatform suite for data acquisition of Testing/Measuring/Lab equipment. It would be amazing! -
In case someone is still reading this tread...
Victor VC86B meter could be used with UltraDMM even without code changes: you'll just have to use another data cable. In my case, I've replaced default USB HID cable with spare COM-port UNI-T one (type UT-D02) temporarily duct-taped to the output window. In UltraDMM settings, select "UNI-T UT-60E" and appropriate COM port: that's all.
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Hi there Tom long time since this thread been active...
How is the progress on this software do you plan on some release later on that
will work with my Voltcraft VC850 same as UniT Ut61e with the same cable.
/Peter -
Next time, avoid that .net crap and use Qt: https://www.qt.io/
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Is this still being developed? I have some exceptions on my Windows 7 64 installation. I can click on continue and it still works, but wondered if anyone is still maintaining the code?
Cheers
Steve -
Does anybody know weither my Victor 86E is ever going to work on my Windows 10 / Ubuntu 16.10 system?
Is the meter supported? Does anybody have a URL for the supported version.
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The Victor 86E uses the same chip as the Uni-T UT61E.
Perhaps it is worth a try...
Be aware: The first UltraDMM version needs an add-on
(somewhere hidden in this thread, not on the website)
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Sorry for necroposting
But what is actual state of UltraDMM project? -
Next time, avoid that .net crap and use Qt: https://www.qt.io/
Show us how it's done! -
UltraDMM 2.0.0.17498 runs on Windows 10 (x64). Virtual returns 0.000V. Have an old Metex DMM (M3850), won't respond on availables. M3850 runs on an older (9th Feb 2014) program called MScope (V1.08 build 146) via a Prolific USB to serial cable COM3 (ProlificSerial0) at 1200 bps.(single frames)
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Interesting!
Websites states: "Update: 2020-02-14 - Project is getting revived. Expect an update in the coming weeks"
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It's not dead. We're working on the new version, but dev pace is slow due to covid related funding issues. We're still committed to it and will have an all new version out sooner rather than later.
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That would be great news!
As i wrote some years ago, i had serious issues with USB when using 2 UNI-Ts.