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#11
General Discussion / Re: Curtis is retiring!
Last post by jvthorsley - December 18, 2024, 04:27:07 AM
Thank you Curtis for all the support from you over the years.
Sorry to see you go.
James Horsley
#12
General Discussion / Curtis is retiring!
Last post by admin - December 17, 2024, 12:21:11 PM
Hello 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!  ;D
 
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)
#13
Technical Support Announcements / December 2024 Technical Suppor...
Last post by admin - November 26, 2024, 06:53:12 AM
December 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
#14
I 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).
#15
There 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.



#16
Obsolete Software / Re: Has anyone run a ProTrack ...
Last post by Al1234 - November 13, 2024, 12:00:02 PM
Ok  ;D   ;D   ;D  ;D
#17
Obsolete Software / Re: Has anyone run a ProTrack ...
Last post by admin - November 13, 2024, 06:48:07 AM
Quote from: Al1234 on November 12, 2024, 04:21:09 PM;D  ;D  ;D i can't tell you, cuz, if I tell i will have to ....
Do tell...
Actually, anyone can download and install the latest version of Workstation. However, you will need an activation code to use it.
#18
Obsolete Software / Re: Has anyone run a ProTrack ...
Last post by Al1234 - November 12, 2024, 04:21:09 PM
;D  ;D  ;D i can't tell you, cuz, if I tell i will have to ....
#19
Obsolete Software / Re: Has anyone run a ProTrack ...
Last post by admin - November 12, 2024, 07:44:42 AM
Was Workstation 4 (even unlicensed) ever installed on this PC. Maybe a lingering newer driver was installed by Windows. Just speculating here. No free time to give it a try myself.
#20
Obsolete Software / Re: Has anyone run a ProTrack ...
Last post by Al1234 - November 11, 2024, 05:28:58 PM
your post is from a long time ago. but I wanted to let you know, Just found out I am able to use WS 3.5.4 and Huntron in window 10. I think it would work for windows 7 too, only if I remembered what I did. but it really works on my windows 10 System. the only thing, "help" does not work. when help is selected in any window it opens the web browser on  a Microsoft page stating Help is not supported... . WS 3.5.4 functionally works with my ProTrack, hand probing and scanning both work on my windows 10 system. :D  ;D  :P