|
To download any of these files, right click and "save target as" while navigating to your home directory (or subdirectory). With the exception of Cap2002.zip, containing the full "Install Shield",
none of these programs make any changes to your computer registry or system files. They will
simply be placed in the standard micromtr\mm01 folder configuration located in your home directory.
Newer PC
The following 32-bit programs support both mMI and mMII. With many new pc's you can simply copy the .EXE files to your home directory. The version number always appears in the title bar at the top.
These are always the most current .EXE versions, even if the screenshot is not. If in doubt, just download these again. Cap2002 and Emu2002 can create initial files.
Download Cap2002 (Windows 32 bit 1.72 M - Capture from mMI and mMII processor)
Cap2002.exe
Cap2002 screen shot
Download Dis2002 (Windows 32 bit 1.37M - Display html from archive)
Dis2002.exe
b.gif graphic (put with Dis2002)
ct.dat (put in \mm01)
micro.dat (put in \mm01)
micro.txt (put in \mm01)
Dis2002 screen shot
Dis2002 html output screen shot
Download Emu2002 (Windows 32 bit 1.25M - Emulate mMI and mMII capture - not needed for normal use)
Emu2002.exe
Emu2002 screen shot
Windows runtime support files that might be needed (put with Cap2002 to avoid disturbing anything else):
mscomm32.ocx
msvbvm60.dll
Do this only as a last resort to get missing Windows support files, accepting all defaults.
It will update your registry and system files. The resulting .EXE will NOT be used.
Cap2002.zip Install Shield
Older PC
These files are simply unzipped and placed in the standard mM directory structure \micromtr\mm01 ... mm02, etc. All DOS .EXE
files to be used must be present in each subdirectory. All windows
.EXE files need only to be in the main directory \micromtr.
Download MICROMTR directory (256K - includes 16-bit MICROM.EXE v1.13win)
micromtr.zip
\MICROMTR screen shot
MICROM.EXE screen shot
Download MM01 subdirectory (37K - use as model for any others mm02, etc.)
mm01.zip
\MICROMTR\MM01 screen shot
Download DOS suites (491K)
dos.zip
\MICROMTR\DIS.EXE screen shot
Download Graphic sample files (93K)
graf.zip
Download demo (DOS version 222K)
demo.zip
Download Lockheed Martin MMICAPPG.EXE (DOS version 32K) works with Vista and USB-to-com adaptor.
mmicappg.zip
Download capture pgm for mMI output (DOS version 46K)
MCAP.EXE
MCAP.EXE screen shot
Download capture pgm for mMII output (DOS version 47K)
M2CAP.EXE
M2CAP.EXE screen shot
Source Codes
DOS BC7 source codes
Acqutek source codes
DOS PowerC source codes
MICROM source codes (vb3.0)
W32-bit source codes
Linux Source Codes - Download and compile w gcc
lcap2007.c
ldis2007.c
Special Needs - Use only as directed by Tech Support
Download specially modified Cap2002/Cap2006 (.NET replacement for Cap2002 - Capture from mMI and mMII processor).
Cap2006.exe (beta) for MS Vista only.
Cap2006.exe (beta) screen shot
Cap2002v15csamp.exe for Type 1 processors only
Cap2002v17Type2.exe for Type 2 processors only
Download Windows Hyperterminal Accessory (missing in newer/home/student versions of Windows)
hypertrm.exe
Download Windows Hyperterminal runtime lib (missing in newer/home/student versions of Windows)
hypertrm.dll
Download interim comport capture pgm for Windows Vista and USB-to-com (.NET 2.0 24K)
Cap1.exe
Download PKZIP.EXE to run in subfolder and ship errors to tech support.
PKZIP.EXE
Reporting an error and getting tech support assistance:
The best way is to zip the entire contents of the subfolder (mm01, etc.) and send by email
as an attachment. Download and save PKZIP.EXE in the
subfolder. Start a command prompt (Start, all programs, accessories) and navigate
to the subdirectory (cd .. as needed, then cd micromtr/mm01). Now type:
pkzip errors01 *.*
This will produce a file called errors01.zip with everything needed. Alternatively, to
keep the zip smaller and send only the minimum required support files, type:
pkzip errors01 mm.db1 ct.dat micro.dat micro.txt
NOTE: Attaching unzipped files may result in unwanted compression in transit (which
renders them unusable and creates even more errors).
|