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Serial Communication object for Windows (V2.x) v2.0
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This package contains a simple communication device that
manages access to the serial port. Supports also modem specific
signals (Ring, CD). Event-driven object to send and receive
data to serial port. Handles 1-byte or bytes arrays transfer.
New version of the "well-known" serial.zip file Works on Win95,
98, Me, NT4, 2000, (XP?).
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Absolutely brilliant
Posted by: Dave on Saturday, June 22, 2002
I'd been searching ALL DAY for something which could handle serial communications in windows for a point of sale printer, and I integrated this with my Borland C++ code within an hour of downloading.
Excellent
Posted by: Nick on Tuesday, June 22, 2004
It does exactly what is says in the description, and the documentation is good. (using Borland C++ Builder 5 and XP).
This rocks!
Posted by: George Nakos on Thursday, March 17, 2005
I just loaded it up in Builder 5 on WinXP and it communicated with Accuload (a loading controller) with no changes on the test source!
Awesome!
(especially because I was getting a bit worried after searching for serial communications in MSDN and finding (practically) nothing)
Gave me head start.
Posted on Saturday, March 18, 2006
Excellent small an clear application to show the essence of using serial communication with bcb. Everything eles false into place while examining the well documented code
Thanks.
How to send on COM3
Posted by: dutch dude on Friday, July 13, 2007
hi,
my laptop does only have a COM3 port. how can i change the standard COM2 into COM3?
i've tried just to change the name in the function connect("COM3" etc.
but that doesnt work. i also don't see a message "connected" or something. the memo is still clear.
if you can help me, please answer,
the dutch c++ builder noop
easy
Posted by: Dr Donut on Wednesday, February 13, 2008
somewhere in the cpp file (the borland demo file) there is this function:
serial_port.connect("COM2",38400,SERIAL_PARITY_NONE,8,false);
here you only have to chance "COM2" into "COM3"
good luck
easy
Posted by: "Dr Donut on Wednesday, February 13, 2008
somewhere in the borland demo file (the cpp file) you will find this code:
serial_port.connect("COM2",38400,SERIAL_PARITY_NONE,8,1);
now you it's easy to replace "COM2" by "COM3"
good luck
Sounds great
Posted on Tuesday, March 11, 2008
I just downloaded it but I dont know how to use it or install it, I am anewbie in C++ Builder
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