Reply to "Tag Heuer CP 540 - message on the tape"

Yes, I have seen that message - along with many other TCP/IP-related error messages - from the 540.

Our testing has shown the TCP/IP stack in the 540 has a lot of problems. Too many to list here.

Last year I sent some example software I wrote, which crashes the 540's TCP/IP stack on demand, as well as a bunch of tapes showing the resulting error messages, to the Canadian TAG Heuer distributor, who then forwarded the material to Switzerland.

To date TAG Heuer has not addressed the issues.

I might add that the serial port on the 540 has performed fine in our tests. Other than the botched attempt at TCP/IP implementation, it is otherwise a pretty solid little machine if you can get past TAG Heuer's bizarre choice of connector hardware.

3/23/115:57 AM

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