Maximite Control Centre


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asknik2022
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Posted: 07:01pm 04 Jun 2024      

The Maximite Control Centre program does not scroll upwards when screen is full?

Volhout
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Posted: 08:34pm 04 Jun 2024      

Yes, it scrolls when screen is full.
Unless you enable it, it does not wrap around. So if your text does not contain LF or CR, text may move outide the view window.
Edited 2024-06-05 06:37 by Volhout

TassyJim

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Posted: 09:38pm 04 Jun 2024      

If you have the Rx line-ending set to CRLF and your connected device only sends CR, it will never scroll up.
You have to match the line-endings to what is being received for the LF to be added.

esc-D will also scroll up.

There is a large scroll-back buffer. The default is 1024 lines.

Each line can be up to 256 characters but without wordwrap set, you will only see what fits on your terminal.

Jim

asknik2022
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Posted: 07:29am 05 Jun 2024      

I am using the MMbasic editor in windows 10 and when i select the run button! the MMC opens up but it doesn't auto scroll when it gets to the bottom of the page.

Is there a setting on MMC that I need to set.

TassyJim

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Posted: 08:10am 05 Jun 2024      

  Quote  If you have the Rx line-ending set to CRLF and your connected device only sends CR, it will never scroll up.
You have to match the line-endings to what is being received for the LF to be added.


MMCC scrolls when it receives a LineFeed
If your program is only sending a CR and you want MMCC to scroll, you have to tell MMCC that it will only receive CR.

That setting it done in the "Setup" menu.

If you set MMCC Rx to CR, when it receives a CR, the LF will be added for you.

The same thing will happen if you use TeraTerm as your terminal program.

Jim

asknik2022
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Posted: 04:56pm 05 Jun 2024      

Thank You Tassy Jim