I agree that the magical font size (large one second, small the next, depending upon the length of the text string being displayed) is a bit tedious, but I can live with that. And since I had upgraded to the BM54 (and, since then, over to the BM53), it was an easy and cheap plug in to the analog CDC inputs (I didn't like the additional costs of the AINet to plug in the Intravee, either).

BTW, I'm not usually one to "flame," but I corresponded several times a while back with the boys at Intravention.co.uk about joining the Beta group, but the main guy behind the effort (Simon) kept me hanging endlessly, with no communication (kudos to Richard P., though, for trying to get Simon to respond) -- thereby exhibiting a lack of "customer focus" sufficient to turn me off to current and future iterations of Simon's product, e.g., the one now seemingly available through Martin. Caveat emptor.

Best regards,

HugoD

• Intravee? Does it address all the issues that made the IceLink a POS? - Solihull 2007-12-07 10:41:51 (182 views)
  • My IceLink has been stable since I upgraded the firmware (url) - HugoD 2007-12-07 14:59:03 (137 views)
    • Stable meaning not freezing, or stable meaning text displays perfectly? - JohnG 2007-12-07 15:32:53 (100 views)
      • Stable meaning, not freezing... - HugoD 2007-12-07 20:51:32 (102 views)
  • IceLink does have display limitations - Intravee appears to fix those - JohnG 2007-12-07 11:12:51 (187 views)
    • Re: IceLink does have display limitations - Intravee appears to fix those - richardp 2007-12-21 14:36:25 (116 views)
      • Ahh, so you can daisy chain. Does Alpine KCA-SC100 Sirius work? - JohnG 2007-12-29 17:50:52 (94 views)
        • Re: Ahh, so you can daisy chain. Does Alpine KCA-SC100 Sirius work? - richardp 2008-01-01 03:45:54 (79 views)