At 10:21 AM 5/8/00 -0500, Steve Hudson wrote:
>What I have found that works is to adjust the ending speed of your run until
>the map looks something like the course. I have never gotten the map to
>look exactly like the course, but by adjusting the end speed I can at least
>make the map be in the same basic shape as the course.
When I began using my GEEZ last year, I could never get the maps to
look much like the course even after adjusting the end speeds, but
I think that was mostly because my calibration was so far off. When
I saw the traces last night, my first reaction "not again!", so I just
shut the program down and left it. I'll try adjusting the end speed
again tonight and see if that's enough to get it close.
>I would check with Byron about your calibration string, particularly the
>number 149. I had a lot of problems getting my cube to calibrate with my
>Palm Pilot
Hmmmmm, I'm using a Palm Pilot - I wonder if that's why I've had so
many calibration problems? The new software does seem to help, though.
>and spent quite a bit of time on the phone with Byron getting it
>sorted out. Thanks Byron! As I recall he said that the numbers in the
>string should be 1 or 2 digit, not 3 digit.
...and here I thought that this was a good calibration string since I
didn't have any four digit numbers any more!
Thanks Steve,
John Lye
rjl6n@Virginia.edu
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