Free tennis point logger software for pda

Tennis Point Logger (TPL) is a program to collect tennis statistics for either singles or doubles matches.
The collected statistics can be saved as a memo for later usage or transfer to PC.
Palm Desktop can be used to transfer the match statistics to text files or to a spreadsheet. No Warranty provided.

The ThermaData logger is a cost effective, self-contained temperature data-logger or blind recording thermometer designed to record the temperature of the surrounding environment. The recording time and sample rate can be easily selected from the software and, unlike most low cost loggers, the ThermaData logger will continue recording during and after downloading the data. By selecting continuous logging it is possible to start the ThermaData logger only once and never have to reset its parameters again, even if downloaded regularly.

The user can set high and low alarm values for an application. A button push will allow a simple visual inspection of the unit to show if either of these limits has been exceeded. An illuminated red LED will warn the user that the alarm limits have been exceeded (reject) or an illuminated green LED will advise the user that the alarm limits have not been exceeded (accept).

The ThermaData logger is housed in a water-resistant polyethylene case and is available in seven colours: blue, white, yellow, green, red, brown and black.

The logger software demonstrates the flexibility and availability of options for use of the product while not requiring the product to be present.

The ThermaData Palm application has been designed to enable ThermaData logger users to download data without removing the ThermaData logger from its monitoring position. The ThermaData Palm interface plugs into any PalmOS hand held computers serial connection lead.

There are two methods of download, manual prompts the user for connection of the ThermaData logger and once uploaded the data is shown on screen. Auto acquire mode checks automatically for a connected ThermaData logger. Once the upload is complete a bleep signifies the finish of the process. Once uploaded from the ThermaData logger the files can be viewed in different formats. The summary gives an overview of the data including start and end dates and times, number of samples taken, alarm settings and number of alarms that have occurred.

The graph feature shows the data as a line graph.

The zoom feature allows the user to zoom in and view down to 10 samples per screen, then by tapping on a point on the graph the sample number, time, date, temperature value and alarm status of sample are displayed. The data/alarms can be viewed as a list. User notes can be added and attached to the file. Palm Hotsync transfers the data to a PC where it may be interrogated using the ThermaData logger application.

SerialLogger is a RS232 serial data logger for Pocket PC 2002/2003.
Serial Version
The serial version will log data from any rs232 device connected to a valid serial port. The data gets logged to the file "SerialLog.txt" in the root directory on the device. Hitting the capture line button will grab data from the next newline until the following newline. These lines get saved to "LineLog.txt" in the same directory. A third file "SerialCongig.txt" is also created. You can edit it with Pocket Word if you want but if you mess something up you have the chance of crashing SerialLogger.
The "lights" in the bottom left corner are (DTR)(RTS)(DRS)CTS)(DCD)(RING). Some devices require that DTR and/or RTS be toggled to "wake them up"
A warning !! If you turn on the "No Power Down" option and leave Serial logger in the foreground it will run until your battery is completely dead. When SerialLogger doesnt have focus it does not log data and will allow the device to go to sleep regardless of the "No Power Down" switch. I might make this configurable in the future.
GPS Version
The GPS version has all the same features as the serial version. It also outputs a string to turn on WAAS for a BC-307 compact flash GPS receiver. The capture line function also works a little differently. It only captures the next line that starts with $GPGGA.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002/2003

Basketball shooting game. Can you hit 3 points ?
System requirements:
- Java compatible

The object of this game is to move and shoot the tennis ball before it lands on the court. You get 10 points each time you return it. Free man every 5 rounds.

This program requires that you have both the BeanDLL.dll file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer. Simply unzip the file for your processor and place the DLL file in the Windows folder of your PocketPC computer. For free support on installing email me.

A serial data logger useful to log large amount of data from the serial interfaces (Serial, USB, Bluetooth, Irda, etc.).
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.5

Acupuncture Points 1.4 provides you with a useful database of acupuncture points which is compiled during your studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It can assist yourself and fellow students in learning the points and functions.

Requirements: The database file POINTS.PDB requires Jfile to run.

With V-P-M you can record a complete volleyballmatch in real time.
V-P-M stores all informations about actions, players and scores.

In each situation you can check, which player has to be on which position and you can rate his skills.

Statistics are also included.