i have a old palm treo and a older dell palm pilot would either one of those work for a data logger
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524of1000
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most likely, You'll still need the cable. Software can be had cheap/free I'm sure.
omertaitalia
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where do you get the software, my palm died and never had the disk
jnava
Staff member
where would i get a cable for either one, or can i make one and if so how. also how do u download the program to either one
DR1665
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Just so you know, for about $20-$30, you can get the cable and bits to connect a modern laptop to the car via USB to do you logging.
My setup is the TMO(? - TechnoMotive) logger software running on my Dell Mini 10 netbook. I have the typical DSM logger cable (powered version, with the extra spade terminal), a null modem adapter ($10?), and the Keyspan serial/USB adapter ($20?). Works like a charm.
Good luck. I had a Palm once upon a time. Seemed like every time I needed it, the batteries were dead and I'd have to go to the trouble of recharging and reloading software. Sold that damn thing 11 years ago. TMO on a netbook is super nice.
My setup is the TMO(? - TechnoMotive) logger software running on my Dell Mini 10 netbook. I have the typical DSM logger cable (powered version, with the extra spade terminal), a null modem adapter ($10?), and the Keyspan serial/USB adapter ($20?). Works like a charm.
Good luck. I had a Palm once upon a time. Seemed like every time I needed it, the batteries were dead and I'd have to go to the trouble of recharging and reloading software. Sold that damn thing 11 years ago. TMO on a netbook is super nice.
can u post links where i can buy everything and or download the thing i need except for the computer because i have and older laptop in mind for this projects now that i think about it i just thought a palm would be smaller since i have 2 and an abundant supply of rechargeable batteries
DR1665
Well-known member
Details on the TMO logger from 1998 (Downloads located here.)
Keyspan serial/usb adapter (not needed if your laptop has a serial port)
Null Modem Adapter
This was the #2 result on Google for "DSM logger cable," looks like $40 for one with the OBD connector.
You can also make your own cable if you're feeling cheap, I mean, thrifty.
That should do it, I guess. Cable's the most expensive part of the whole shebang.
Keyspan serial/usb adapter (not needed if your laptop has a serial port)
Null Modem Adapter
This was the #2 result on Google for "DSM logger cable," looks like $40 for one with the OBD connector.
You can also make your own cable if you're feeling cheap, I mean, thrifty.
That should do it, I guess. Cable's the most expensive part of the whole shebang.
OK so i understand i wire half to the obd1 port and one wire to a fuse but what pins do i put the other end of the wires on for the serial 1 port for use on a PC.
tektic
Well-known member
Tuner pro has a logger with free download for their software.
Search for tmo logger. Its still floating around too.
Search for tmo logger. Its still floating around too.
tektic
Well-known member
Almost, but no. It's a little more involved than that. Best if you read the instructions.
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