CALCView.com downloads
- CALCView for Windows
- CALCView for Java
- TabFileBuilder (Beta)
- ICCCompareWin (Beta)
- DBRecover (Beta)
- ICCReporter
NOTE: CALCView for windows is a new program for those people who do not want to install a Java Virtual machine on Windows based systems. It is the preferred way to use CALCView.
NOTE: If you get a shlwapi.dll missing error on Windows NT 4.0, the library can be found as part of Internet Explorer 4.0 or the NT Service pack 6a. We
are currently looking for a way around this requirement. Until then here's the dll - put it in the same directory as CALCView:
NOTE: If you want to use the online functionality on an AW70, CALCView has to be placed on the same partition as the ICC driver task (Usually D:).
Otherwise you will get "spinit" errors when trying to connect. The Java version also has this limitation.
1. Download CALCView from the following links.
Download CALCViewWin.zip (400k)
Download CALCViewWin.exe (976k)
Instructions - QuickReference.pdf (128k)
2. Email contact@calcview.com for an activation code. Include a name
that can be used with the activation code.
3. Read the License agreement. Then type in your name and activation
code (exactly as it appears in the email) and click unlock. If everything is sucessful,
the OK button becomes active. Otherwise a message will indicate what went
wrong.
Updates
- March 27, 2005: CALCView for Windows Version 1.0
- October 17, 2004: Added online functionality. CALCView for windows is now feature complete!
- October 16, 2004: Added Copy and Paste.
- October 12, 2004: Fixed hexadecimal problem and PRP bug (Thanks Yannis!).
- October 3, 2004: First windows pre-release.
1. Download a java virtual machine from java.sun.com and install
it. For installation on a 6.1 or 6.3 machine, see the FAQ for a Foxboro
approved list of OS patches.
2. Download CALCView from this page and copy it onto your development
system. We recommend that you install it in /opt/calcview/
3. Email contact@calcview.com for an activation code. Include a name
that can be used with the activation code.
4. On Solaris, run CALCView with the following command. NOTE:
this assumes you set up the PATH varaible for java otherwise you'll have to
type in the full path to the "java" program.
cd <calcview directory>
java -jar CALCView.jar
On NT, simply double click the jar file.
5. Read the License agreement and ReadMe on the 2nd and 3rd tabbed
pane. Then type in your name and activation code (exactly as it appears in
the email) into the 4th pane and click unlock. If everything is sucessful,
the OK button becomes active. Otherwise a message will indicate what went
wrong.
Updates
- October 12, 2004: Fixed PRP bug (Thanks Yannis!).
- October 11, 2003: Added more reasonable default values instead of all 0.
- October 2, 2003: Fixed parser so you can type M1 instead of M01 etc.
- September 29, 2003: Fixed deleting of multiple lines. The wrong lines were geting deleted.
- September 24, 2003: Fixed problem with SWP and memory locations.
- September 20, 2003: Added inserting and deleting of lines with automatically updating line numbers.
- September 17, 2003: Fixed manifest error on Solaris 8.
- August 20, 2003: Fixed comments in CALC blocks problem. Now accepts semicolons for start of comment
- August 20, 2003: Fixed SEC. It was blocking the program from changing outputs when secured.
- August 6, 2003: Register status gets cleared after loading blocks.
- July 15, 2003: Expanded number of valid characters from 8 to 10 for CALC blocks.
TabFileBuilder is a FoxView replacement for all of the other command line tools that help with building tab files. It makes building tab files quick and painless. See the ReadMe for more information.
Download TabFileBuilder.zip with Source Code (212k)
If you make any changes to the source code and would like to share it, please send us a copy!
Note: While I have tested this program, I cannot guarantee that it is absolutely accurate. Please double check the program output before using it.
This program compares two ICC driver task dump files (or groups of files) and generates a list of differences between them. See the ReadMe for more information.
Download ICCCompareWin.zip with Source Code (188k)
If you make any changes to the source code and would like to share it, please send us a copy!
Note: While I have tested this program, I cannot guarantee that it is absolutely accurate. Please double check the program output before using it.
This program will make recovering a corrupted CP a little easier. If you can get an ICC driver task dump (which is usually outdated) and a dbvu dump, this program will output a comparison between the two so a current ICC driver task dump can be created and uploaded. See the ReadMe for more information.
Download DBRecover.zip with Source Code (88k)
If you make any changes to the source code and would like to share it, please send us a copy!
Note: While I have tested this program, I cannot guarantee that it is absolutely accurate. Please double check the program output before using it.
ICCReporter is a simple report generation program written in Java that takes an ICC Driver Task dump or a directory of ICC Driver Task dumps as an input and prints out a report.
The program uses a rule file which is nothing more than a text file containing
patterns to match. For example, if we wanted to print the names and
descriptions of every AIN or CIN block in the system, our rule file would
look like this:
[ TYPE=AIN ]
NAME DESCRP
[ TYPE=CIN ]
NAME DESCRP
If we wanted a list of AIN blocks with their scale and units whose IOMOPT
parameter is zero, the rule would look like this:
[ TYPE=AIN IOMOPT=0 ]
NAME LSCO1 HSCO1 EO1
You can then export the generated report into a tab delimited file for importing
into Excel or other similar program. Note that the first column of the report
is the filename where the ICC dump came from.
See "How do I create an ICC driver task dump?" in the FAQ.
1. Download a java virtual machine from java.sun.com and install it. For installation on a 6.1 or 6.3 machine, see the FAQ for a Foxboro approved list of OS patches.
2. Download ICCReporter and the sample rule fles from this page and
copy it onto your development system. We recommend that you install it in
/opt/ICCReporter/
Download ICCReporter Source Code(12k)
Download Alarm Database.rule(20k)
3. Run the program, select a rule file then a dump (or directory) and enjoy.
4. If you make any changes to the source code and would like to share it, please send us a copy!
