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 SV Programmmer
 Copyright (C) 2012 Thomas Kurz

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SvProgrammer 2.0
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Added Editor for Wattenscheider Decoder.

If detected Decoder is Type Watti, and you double click on 
Element in List, the Watti Editor ist opened.
Otherwise the generic editor.

If Watti Editor is opened,
klick "Read" in Toolbar.
Then the settings will be read from decoder, and
the interpretation will be shown.

Now you can alter the values.
All changes will be handled internally only, and marked as change.
To write changes to decoder, klick "Write" in Toolbar.
 
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SvProgrammer 1.5
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- BugFix: Load SV in Generic SV Editor
- Feature: Added tag <hex> in SV xml File

If sv.xml is used, use following protocol

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<decoder>

ADD HERE THE SV VALUES

</decoder>


You can use 2 different Formats for SV definition:

VARIANT 1: Integer Value

<sv>
<!-- SW Type -->
<number>13</number>
<value>15</value>
</sv>

Here <number> is a numeric value of the SV Number
<value> is a numeric (integer) value of the SV VALUE!

VARIANT 2: HEX Value

<sv>
<!-- Adresse MSB -->
<number>20</number>
<hex>3</hex>
</sv>

Here <number> is a numeric value of the SV Number
<hex> is a HEXADECIMAL value of the SV VALUE!

Why this?
If you use BCD Value (e.g. for Adresses) you want to use 
the HEX value, to have it readable, and not have to calculate 
integer out of it.

HINT:
If you use <value> AND <hex> in the same <sv>, the HEX value 
will overwrite the integer value.


HINT:
You can use different xml files with subset, if you want to jaust change or set dedicated SVs.
In that case you can load them in sequence.

HINT:
If you write SV File from Generic SV Editor, all SV values will be written to file.
You can use this to save a image copy of you decoder.
All values will be written with INTEGER values!