I have a few questions, please, ...re: Lady Heather. I have had this application installed for some time, ...but have not used it since I thought it was only for Thunderbolt GPSDO. Since I have yet to afford a TB, (maybe Santa will come this year ). I have, however, recently added a Trimble Resolution T timing module to my growing collection of ‘affordable’ GPS module. This little credit-card sized GPS is really easy to work with, cheap, and fired up fast with a 1pps output. Resolution T is Just a tiny GPS, though, not a GPSDO. Back to Lady Heather. I did succeed in connecting LH to the Trimble Resolution T. Appears LH is designed to analyze it’s 1pps data (using Trimble TSIP protocol - a type of NMEA data). I was using Trimble’s ‘Studio’ GPS monitor application, which is good, but basic to the module functionality. A few questions regarding LH, please: 1.. Is there an operator’s manual? Operationally, LH is rather intimidating. While free (a good price), the user interface is somewhat crude. A manual for me to read is almost a necessity. 2.. The LH opening screen displays a rather big analog clock in the top right quadrant most of the time. Sometimes it opens with ‘ADEV’ data and no analog clock. What controls what is displayed? 3.. In the Trimble Resolution, there is only its’ internal oscillator and the 1pps output, so that is all that LH has to analyze, but in a Thunderbolt, does she also analyze the 10MHz output? Basic questions, I know. Just getting into LH operation. Thanks, Don Lewis Austin, TX (Hyde Park)

Try here: http://www.ke5fx.com/heather/readme.htm LH has not a real manual but a list of command line options. I see that there are many out there who (like me) still appreciate the command line way of using computers. There is also the command line kung-fu, for example: blog.commandlinekungfu.com and www.commandlinefu.com On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 9:40 AM, dlewis6767 <dlewis6767@austin.rr.com>wrote: > I have a few questions, please, ...re: Lady Heather. I have had this > application installed for some time, ...but have not used it since I > thought it was only for Thunderbolt GPSDO. > > Since I have yet to afford a TB, (maybe Santa will come this year ). I > have, however, recently added a Trimble Resolution T timing module to my > growing collection of ‘affordable’ GPS module. > > This little credit-card sized GPS is really easy to work with, cheap, and > fired up fast with a 1pps output. Resolution T is Just a tiny GPS, though, > not a GPSDO. > > Back to Lady Heather. I did succeed in connecting LH to the Trimble > Resolution T. Appears LH is designed to analyze it’s 1pps data (using > Trimble TSIP protocol - a type of NMEA data). I was using Trimble’s > ‘Studio’ GPS monitor application, which is good, but basic to the module > functionality. > > A few questions regarding LH, please: > 1.. Is there an operator’s manual? Operationally, LH is rather > intimidating. While free (a good price), the user interface is somewhat > crude. A manual for me to read is almost a necessity. > 2.. The LH opening screen displays a rather big analog clock in the top > right quadrant most of the time. Sometimes it opens with ‘ADEV’ data and > no analog clock. What controls what is displayed? > 3.. In the Trimble Resolution, there is only its’ internal oscillator > and the 1pps output, so that is all that LH has to analyze, but in a > Thunderbolt, does she also analyze the 10MHz output? > Basic questions, I know. Just getting into LH operation. > > Thanks, > Don Lewis Austin, TX (Hyde Park) > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > and follow the instructions there. >