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Serial Number Being Written into Original Quantity #13
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I recently noticed that this happens when I change the value of the initial quantity. If I do not edit that field the original amount gets written into initial quantity with no fault. Just when I want to increase it to 58 or something then it puts the serial number into the field and all of my cartridges read 1% in the machine. |
I had that error as well, the fix is easy, already did that on my local machine, but forgot to upload it. But it shouldnt really affect anything... Its just in the GUI and not what is written to the cartridge. |
AFAIK it is not just in the GUI because when I load a chip in my sst 1200es it shows 1%. The serial number is used as initial quality and set. |
I have the same problem. |
Just exchange that line:
Should be if (!txtInitialQuantityCurrent.Text.Equals(txtInitialQuantityChangeTo.Text)) c.InitialMaterialQuantity = double.Parse(txtInitialQuantityChangeTo.Text);
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Fixes bug with serial number beeing written to quantity field.
Thanks, that works fine :-) 👍 |
Can I please Share the created exe. |
See https://github.com/slaytonrnd for all informations, especially issue #13 for the remedied failure "Serial Number Being Written into Original Quantity" [slaytonrnd/CartridgeWriter#13]
I have done it! Created myself the exe with Visual Studio. Thanks for finding and eliminating this issue. +1 |
When trying to write to eeproms using the configuration in the screen shot, the serial number is being written into the original quantity field. Not really a deal breaker, but strange.
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