Finally I got it running in Java... Got help from the JNA group, and it turned out that all I had to do to get the temperature readings now was to change: FloatByReference[] ArrayFBR = new FloatByReference[9]; With: float[] ArrayFBR = new float[9]; And then the TC-08 understood the datatype I handed...

I only use one array, but I put a value in the array before handing it over. Se the examples below. I have seen ypu example, but I am not familiar with writing the wrapper.dll in C og C++, so thats why I chose JNA, as their code works fine with other dll-files I use for my application. I have tried ...

Now I pass the temp_buffer and the times_ms_buffer as arrays with the length of 9. I did not do that before. But still, it is as if the TC08 does not write any values in the buffer-array. It just passes through the function without changing the value in the array. I have changed the data types to so...

I have a problem reading the temperature from a PicoLog TC08. I access the unit with Java Native Access (http://jna.java.net/), because there is no original dll-file for Java. I can see that Java can communicate with the TC08, but I can't read any temperature. Can you help me, so I can use the TC08 ...