XTension Discussion
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5?
It will run a global script by the name of "Power Fail" if you have
one. It's one of the special names in the popup menu of special names
when creating a new global script.
It can take several minutes for the system to determine that the
interface is not responding though, only the Lynx ever sent an actual
message with it's last few electrons, all the others are figured out
by their lack of a response to a message.
Or, if you have a USB UPS you can use my UPS plugin to get a very fast
indication of power fails or restores ;)
On Jun 21, 2009, at 3:33 PM, Doug Kiekow wrote:
> I missed this on the first read through. Are there any examples around
> of how to trap the error message?
> dougy
>
> On Jun 17, 2009, at 10:38 AM, James Sentman wrote:
>
>> Eventually the background app will figure out that the interface is
>> not responding and will send you a loss of power error message that
>> you can also trap.
>
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one. It's one of the special names in the popup menu of special names
when creating a new global script.
It can take several minutes for the system to determine that the
interface is not responding though, only the Lynx ever sent an actual
message with it's last few electrons, all the others are figured out
by their lack of a response to a message.
Or, if you have a USB UPS you can use my UPS plugin to get a very fast
indication of power fails or restores ;)
On Jun 21, 2009, at 3:33 PM, Doug Kiekow wrote:
> I missed this on the first read through. Are there any examples around
> of how to trap the error message?
> dougy
>
> On Jun 17, 2009, at 10:38 AM, James Sentman wrote:
>
>> Eventually the background app will figure out that the interface is
>> not responding and will send you a loss of power error message that
>> you can also trap.
>
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Thanks,
James
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PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Nicholas Riley / 14 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / michael <michael-AT-shed.com> / 14 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Nicholas Riley <njriley-AT-uiuc.edu> / 14 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / James Sentman <james-AT-sentman.com> / 14 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Nicholas Riley <njriley-AT-uiuc.edu> / 15 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Doug Kiekow <dougy-AT-iphouse.com> / 15 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / heather james <thewebgal-AT-gmail.com> / 17 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / James Sentman <james-AT-sentman.com> / 17 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Doug Kiekow <dougy-AT-iphouse.com> / 18 Jun 2009
Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / Doug Kiekow <dougy-AT-iphouse.com> / 21 Jun 2009
• Re: PowerLinc USB crashing/not responding on iMac/10.5? / James Sentman <james-AT-sentman.com> / 21 Jun 2009
