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#81
General Discussion / New Admin Introduction
Last post by admin - January 16, 2025, 10:12:16 AMGreetings Everyone,
I hope the new year has treated you well so far and that this message finds you well. My name is JB, and I am excited to introduce myself as the new admin for this forum. I realize I have some pretty big shoes to fill, and I am honored to take on this role for Curtis.
A little about me: My background is in Electrical Engineering, and I have been passionate about learning how and why things work for many years. I am intent on ensuring that our forum remains a welcoming, informative, and engaging place for everyone.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions, suggestions, or concerns you may have, and I will do my best to respond accordingly.
Warm regards,
JB
I hope the new year has treated you well so far and that this message finds you well. My name is JB, and I am excited to introduce myself as the new admin for this forum. I realize I have some pretty big shoes to fill, and I am honored to take on this role for Curtis.
A little about me: My background is in Electrical Engineering, and I have been passionate about learning how and why things work for many years. I am intent on ensuring that our forum remains a welcoming, informative, and engaging place for everyone.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions, suggestions, or concerns you may have, and I will do my best to respond accordingly.
Warm regards,
JB
#82
General Discussion / Re: Happy Holidays or Merry Ch...
Last post by CWSmith - December 27, 2024, 11:38:07 AMHope you all had a great Holiday. All the best in the coming New Year! Cheers!
#83
General Discussion / Re: Happy Holidays or Merry Ch...
Last post by Al1234 - December 26, 2024, 05:46:03 PMMarry Christmas
#84
General Discussion / Happy Holidays or Merry Christ...
Last post by jvthorsley - December 24, 2024, 09:45:27 AMMaybe non PC (Politically correct) these days but Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to everyone at Huntron!
#85
General Discussion / Re: Curtis is retiring!
Last post by Al1234 - December 19, 2024, 07:50:58 PMCurtis, thank you for all the guidance and mentorship. We'll miss your presence, but wish you the best in retirement.
#86
General Discussion / Re: Curtis is retiring!
Last post by jvthorsley - December 18, 2024, 04:27:07 AMThank you Curtis for all the support from you over the years.
Sorry to see you go.
James Horsley
Sorry to see you go.
James Horsley
#87
General Discussion / Curtis is retiring!
Last post by admin - December 17, 2024, 12:21:11 PMHello everyone,
After 33.5 years of working for Huntron I am hanging up my Technical Support hat and moving on into retirement. It has been a pleasure to work with the many Huntron customers and users over the years. Huntron is a great company and I know our reputation for exceptional customer service will always be a priority.
Admin duties on this forum will be handled mostly by the new Tech Support guru, JB Short. Go easy on him!
I may poke around here from time to time under the user name CW Smith and offer up what knowledge I may still retain.
Cheers and perhaps we will meet in the future at a beach or pub near you!
All the best,
Curtis Smith (Huntronian - Retired)
After 33.5 years of working for Huntron I am hanging up my Technical Support hat and moving on into retirement. It has been a pleasure to work with the many Huntron customers and users over the years. Huntron is a great company and I know our reputation for exceptional customer service will always be a priority.
Admin duties on this forum will be handled mostly by the new Tech Support guru, JB Short. Go easy on him!
I may poke around here from time to time under the user name CW Smith and offer up what knowledge I may still retain.
Cheers and perhaps we will meet in the future at a beach or pub near you!
All the best,
Curtis Smith (Huntronian - Retired)
#88
Technical Support Announcements / December 2024 Technical Suppor...
Last post by admin - November 26, 2024, 06:53:12 AMDecember 2024 Technical Support Newsletter
In this issue, Huntron introduces Online ASA Training, a new Workstation release and we have a new team member!
December 2024 Tech Support Newsletter
In this issue, Huntron introduces Online ASA Training, a new Workstation release and we have a new team member!
December 2024 Tech Support Newsletter
#89
Current Hardware - Tracker 3200S, Tracker 2800/2800S and Access Probers / Re: Foot Pedal with 3 Switches...
Last post by admin - November 13, 2024, 02:23:34 PMI think this is pretty useful if you do a lot of hand probing with Huntron Workstation. It would let you work the buttons at the bottom of the window when your hands are busy holding the probes (see image).
#90
Current Hardware - Tracker 3200S, Tracker 2800/2800S and Access Probers / Foot Pedal with 3 Switches for...
Last post by dhefke - November 13, 2024, 01:02:09 PMThere is a Stream Deck Foot Pedal made by Elgato that works with the Huntron for manual probing. The Foot Pedal has 3 programmable Switches allowing a Tech to trigger hands-free assigned action(s) through a very simple app to do the programming. The switch pressure is adjustable as well. I have the switches set up to tab Left, select, & tab right, which allows the Tech to manual probe a PCBA / Module without having to set the test leads down.