I’ll see if there is another version of the driver. I am not aware of any need to edit configuration settings in the System Config.
In another thread, I shared an example test method using the version of the library above - have you already tried this?
Thanks. I appreciate you looking into it!
I did download that test method with the thought of trying it for this system, but haven’t done so yet. I will do that in the meantime!
As an update for anyone who comes across this in the future, the Hepa Test method did the trick.
The issue with the method I was using was a misinterpretation of one of the input parameters for the set fan speed function. In the HxFan library, the particular parameter (forgetting the exact name) is described as “rate in which the device will ramp to its max speed”, but in reality, it is actually looking for an input of “what % of max speed do you want the fan to run at”.
Thinking it was rate, an input of 250 that I was using (250 rpm/sec ramp speed) is reasonable, but a fan speed of 250% of max speed, which it was actually interpreting, is not!
All solved now!
Anyone else having a bug with the missing timer window on Venus 6 while running in simulation mode? It just doesn’t pop up and I am having to wait for the full timer instead of being able to skip.
haven’t had that issue but you can try checking the windows registry to make sure it’s not trying to place the timer window outside the bounds of your screen. Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Hamilton Company\HxStandardLanguage\Settings
There are keys for TimerDisplayLeft and TimerDisplayTop. If you set them to zero the timer windows should be in the top left of the screen. (do this with run control closed)
Thanks. That works, but I actually had to change TimerDisplayTop and TimerDisplayLeft. I saw a tiny bottom part of the timer and couldn’t click on it. Went in, click on Decimal and set it to 100. Worked like a charm.
