[Techtoolslist] Fluke 9010A signatures - now you can add them to Synalyze It! Pro (MAC)

[William Stillwell]

Nice to see the fluke sig in PyThon !

I wish someone would figure out the 9100 signature.. ( yes, i know there is
a crc32 script you can run )

William Stillwell

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On Wed, Mar 15, 2023 at 3:13 PM John Robertson via Techtoolslist <
techtoolslist at flippers.com> wrote:

> If you run MAC OSX and you use Synalyze It! Pro (and why not if you
> aren't?) then Andreas has created a script that will allow you to see
> the Fluke 9010A Signature on any file you load!
>
> He said I can share it so it is attached to this email and I'll post it
> on the TTL FTP list shortly.
>
> Here are the instructions:
>
> -------------(quote with edits)----------------
>
> The attached script does the trick. It uses the Python version of the
> slightly modified C version of the signature generation on GitHub repo.
> (translated by ChatGPT).
>
> If you bought Synalyze It! Pro via Mac App Store, the script should be
> placed here:
>
> "~/Library/Containers/com.synalyze-it.SynalyzeItPro/Data/Library/Application
> Support/Synalyze It! Pro/Scripts/GenerateFlukeSignature.script"
>
> or "~/Library/Application Support/Synalize It! Pro/Scripts"
>
> If you bought the downloaded version, cut out the
> “~/Library/Containers/com.synalyze-it.SynalyzeItPro/Data/Library"
>
> Alternatively you could also copy the script from the .script XML file
> and create a new script of type File in the script editor.
>
> When having the hex editor with the file in the foreground the script
> should appear in the Script menu.
>
> Then the log view can be opened at the bottom of the window pulling up,
> (there’s a split view handle) where the Fluke Signature now shows.
>
> -------------(end quote)----------
>
> It works just fine!
>
> John :-#)#
>
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