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Using Basic Script in ADAMView To Open A COMport To Send ASCII Commands

This document provides code to open a COM port and send ASCII commands from ADAMView's Basic Script component. The code creates an MSComm object to open COM port 2 with 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit. It then sends the ASCII command stored in a tag, waits for a response, and outputs the response.

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Using Basic Script in ADAMView To Open A COMport To Send ASCII Commands

This document provides code to open a COM port and send ASCII commands from ADAMView's Basic Script component. The code creates an MSComm object to open COM port 2 with 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit. It then sends the ASCII command stored in a tag, waits for a response, and outputs the response.

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saravanan
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Product:

ADAMView, ADAM-4000 series, ADAM-5000 series

Abstract:
Using Basic Script in ADAMView to Open a COMport to Send ASCII Commands

Description:
In ADAMView, and In Basic Script component, open COMport and Send ASCII
command.

Solution:
1. Create MSComm object
set MyComm = CreateObject("MSCOMMLib.MSComm")

2. Set COMport Setting


MyComm.CommPort = 2
MyComm.Settings = "9600,N,8,1"
MyComm.InputLen = 0

3. Open COMport
MyComm.PortOpen = True

4. Send ASCII Commands


MyComm.Output = “$01M” + Chr(13)

5. Wait for response


Do
DoEvents
Loop Until MyComm.InBufferCount >= 2

6. Receive response
OUTPUTS 0, MyComm.Input

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Complete Source Code :

Sub SCR1()
DIM CommandTag AS TAG

set MyComm = CreateObject("MSCOMMLib.MSComm")


SET CommandTag = GETTAG("DISP1", "SCTL1")

MyComm.CommPort = 2
MyComm.Settings = "9600,N,8,1"
MyComm.InputLen = 0
MyComm.PortOpen = True

if MyComm.PortOpen=True then

MyComm.Output = CommandTag.value + Chr(13)

Do
DoEvents
Loop Until MyComm.InBufferCount >= 2

OUTPUTS 0,MyComm.Input
MyComm.PortOpen = False

end if

End Sub

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