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I realize this thread is kinda old but ...does anyone know if Chris Phillips
ever made his TrainLab software available? I have tried a few times to contact
Chris without any success. I have been looking into automating my train layouts
and would love to be able to use the Control Lab interface. I suppose that with
some effort (and programming skills) I could use Robolab to create an automated
train control program.
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Kevin wrote:
> Is there a usable version of pbForth for Mac OS X and the USB tower?
> I have NQC, so there should be no trouble downloading firmware, and Mac OS X has
> good terminal software, but how do I set up things so that terminal
> communication goes via the USB connection to the tower. Is there a mode in NQC
> that will allow it to act as a terminal for pbForth?
I think John Hansen actually made a pbForth terminal in NQC. My RCXTcl
works on a PC, but I never did get around to packaging it for Macs.
Probably because I don't have one myself :-)
That being said, once you have a terminal program to talk to the USB
tower, then a Mac is fine for development. You're just sending ASCII
files - the RCX does the compiling.
Cheers, Ralph
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Is there a usable version of pbForth for Mac OS X and the USB tower?
I have NQC, so there should be no trouble downloading firmware, and Mac OS X has
good terminal software, but how do I set up things so that terminal
communication goes via the USB connection to the tower. Is there a mode in NQC
that will allow it to act as a terminal for pbForth?
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In lugnet.robotics.rcx.pbforth, Mario Beaulieu wrote:
> Does PbForth run on RCX 1.0 and RCS 1.5?
Yes.
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Hi,
Does PbForth run on RCX 1.0 and RCS 1.5?
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