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Updated installation instructions for Linux (here Mint V22) #28
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For use with DL24 there is already a fork made by Jay2k1. There are some modifications made to make it more compatible with DL24, I tested it and it works really good with Bluetooth. |
I have tested fork made by Jay2k1. On my side Bluetooth is not working. In addition, the fields capacity and time are not readable (black letters on black background). |
I don't think the problem is in the program but with the settings in your OS. For example, I needed to add my user in the bluetooth group, and restart. I also work on Linux Mint 22. I can't remember now all the steps but try with that one, Bluetooth on Linux is sometimes tricky to get working. |
Working or not might depend on the hardware version/software revision of DL24 as well. From my own experience, my version of DL24 doesn't react to PX100 commands for first couple of seconds, then somehow switches to this protocol, so re-starting this program once or twice made things working for me. |
Since the installation instructions are no longer valid for newer Python versions, I'll describe my installation steps here, maybe it will help someone. Testet with Mint Linux V22 (Python 3.12.3) and DL24P
It would be a shame if the great work of Misdoro could no longer be used..
Download:
git clone https://github.com/misdoro/Electronic_load_px100.git
Corrections:
Edit /gui/internatl_r.py line 26:
to
Edit requirements.txt: remove "< 2.0" behind pandas
Installation:
Only pip install -r requirements.txt wont work, we have to create a new virtual enviroment: (@misdoro pipx would be nice)
Program call:
Bluetooth:
Program does not work via Bleutooth, it does not search /dev/rfcomx...
@misdoro Is it possible to add ?
@misdoro
You may be able to adapt the instructions accordingly...
regards Klaus
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