Yes, a complete Software Developers Kit for Windows 98, NT, 2000, ME, and XP and Mac OS X 10.2 is available. Immersion has a DLL that consist of standard "C" functions that will work on most Windows systems. You can request a copy of the SDK from our web site.

The MicroScribe G2 was released in July 2002 and has dual USB/serial support. MicroScribe 3D models only have a serial port connection and have been available since 1996. MicroScribe G2 is available in a "Slate" finish, while MicroScribe 3D units are available in "Bordeaux". MicroScribe 3D owners have the option to upgrade their units with MicroScribe G2 electronics. The advantages include an accurate recreation of a physical model in 3D software.

Tomcat is based on the original implementation of the JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Java Servlet specifications, which was donated by Sun to the Apache Software Foundation in 1999. Sun continues to participate in development of Tomcat at Apache, focusing on keeping Tomcat current with new versions of the specifications coming out of the Java Community Source Process. Sun adapts and integrates the then-current Tomcat source code into new releases of the J2EE SDK.

Immersion Corporation developed this stand-alone utility which runs in the background of Windows 98, NT, 2000, Me and XP entering X,Y,Z coordinate values directly into many Windows applications simply be activating a foot pedal or hand switch. A variety of formats (e.g., comma delimited, tab delimited, significant digits, etc.) are specified from a menu.

Install MicroScribe Utility Software (MUS) application from Immersion Corporation. If you start the software and see the main MUS window with six icons, and XYZ values that update when the MicroScribe tip is moved, the MicroScribe is properly connected. If you are having trouble properly connecting your MicroScribe, please see the Support section MUS basically emulates keyboard strokes.

There are many reasons that your computer may not be 'talking' to your MicroScribe. The Connection problems between the MicroScribe and your PC document outlines them all.

A series of optical encoders inside each of the five joints help a microchip in the base dynamically calculate the position of the stylus tip in 3D space.

People use the MicroScribe to capture the physical properties of three-dimensional objects and accurately translate them into complete 3D models. Designers and manufacturers also use the MicroScribe to reverse-engineer objects they do not have drawings for. See the Application section for a full overview of how MicroScribe is being used today.

MicroScribe works with many different standard software applications, so it has no special format. Whatever formats the software application in use with MicroScribe saves as can be used with MicroScribe. For a complete list of compatible packages see the Software Solutions page

Yes. You can make calls to the conversion engine via the command line or, on Windows, through VB/C++ API calls. A Java wrapper is also available. To integrate and distribute our software with your own (internal or commercial) application, a Developer License must be purchased. See www.visual-integrity.com for more information.

Find the directory that the application was installed on in the old computer. Default directories are:

No. There are no plans to implement it ourselves or accept patches which implement this feature. If you want to distribute your files with some kind of changelog included, you might be able to work around this limitation in your build system. The answer is: don't put that file under version control. Instead, put a template of the file under version control, something like "file.tmpl".

No. You may purchase the Make-the-Calls service any time after purchasing the "Over-the-Top Book Sales Program". You may purchase the Negotiate-the-Deal service anytime after purchasing the "Over-the-Top Book Sales Program".

If you want to implement EZ Access, you will need to secure a license through the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. However, to do this you will first need to have an approved implementation. If you are interested in exploring EZ Access for your product, please contact the Trace R&D Center by email at EZ@trace.wisc.edu and we will be happy to provide you with more information.

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You can administer the assessments on your site, and fax the answers to our offices for scoring and analysis. The turnaround time will be no longer than four business hours for a verbal report, and the hard copy goes in the mail that day; You can purchase computer scoring diskettes and score the assessments yourself, in a matter of minutes.

Upon pressing the "Home" button of the MicroScribe G2 or powering on of a MicroScribe 3D a default coordinate system is established. The default origin is at the center of the base joint axis, in the middle of the threaded insert/tripod mount, flush with the bottom of the base plate. The X-axis runs parallel to the "tombstone", with the positive X in the direction in which the counterweight points.

The Home button is being pressed while the unit is not in the home position. It is imperative that the MicroScribe in the home position when the "Home" button on the back panel is pressed, as it is calibrated at the factory to calculate the position of the stylus tip based on known (arm) segment lengths and the specific, known joint angles in this position. For more on the home position see Accuracy Check #1 It is not being homed with the standard tip in place.

No. You must power up the MicroScribe with the Standard Point Tip, while in the home position. If you do not, you will get inaccurate point data. See the Nonstandard Tips document for more information available within the tutorials and technical documentation section.

You can find our list of CAD/CAM and 3D Graphics software solutions here. Many of these software solutions offer plug-ins for the MicroScribe. MicroScribe Utility Software (MUS) is an application that allows entry of X, Y, Z coordinate values directly into many Windows applications.

The SDK is the Software Development Kit. This together with the tutorial allows you to create your own Rbots level. This could be a brand new level you have created or an old level you wish to convert. Either way, the Rbot SDK is what you need.

We are slowly working towards an SDK, freezing and documenting interfaces and reshaping the build process. For the time being we recommend you get get the source and build from that.

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It is possible to handle imageWARE SDK errors by catching System.Runtime.InetropServices.COMException. Use ErrorCode property of the exception and the DS_ERROR_MASK.DS_ERRORMASK bit mask from the sdk to determine the error code.

The SDK includes the API, the documentation of the functions, graphics that illustrate the mechanisms applied by the API. The SDK also provides two sample projects (each action is commented) which allow you to get started easily, or create a custom application ???on top??? of the sample.

Well, yes, but it's pretty easy to deal with these days. If you plan to export your product from the U.S., you will have to file some papers with the U.S. Commerce Department. I did that for Zfone, and you can see the results of that here. I recommend you use Roszel Thomsen, at the law firm of Thomsen and Burke LLP. No, not at all. Zfone just encrypts the contents of the call.

Although serial to USB adaptors have reportedly worked, we cannot guarantee that the MicroScribe will communicate properly with the host machine using such an adaptor. For PC's: You have the option to upgrade your MicroScribe 3D to a MicroScribe G2 model, which is USB compatible. Check to make sure your software supports USB connection to the MicroScribe. Contact Immersion for more details. Yes, the MicroScribe G2 offers Mac compatibility.

Anytime a MicroScribe needs to be sent back to Immersion for repair and/or recalibration the unit needs to be issued a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Please submit a technical support request. Together we can figure out what the cause of the problems may be, if the unit is still under warranty, and discuss your options. We can also give you important information on how and where to ship the MicroScribe.