Rs232-class question

Hi!

My application uses Rs232-class, which was shipped with "101 VB.NET
Samples\Framework - Using the COM Port".
I need to sent certain kind of string into peripheral equipment attached to
COM1-port , and after receiving this string of my application this equipment
should return string back into my application.

Is it possible by using this Rs232-class to get return string after sending
string into COM-port first? I haven't succeeded yet :(

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Thanks in advance!

Mika

re: Rs232-class question

Hi,

In the vb.net resource kit there is the free sax.net community
edition control. It supports sending and recieving from serial ports.
Maybe that will help.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/vbrkit/default.aspx

Ken
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Hi!

My application uses Rs232-class, which was shipped with "101 VB.NET
Samples\Framework - Using the COM Port".
I need to sent certain kind of string into peripheral equipment attached to
COM1-port , and after receiving this string of my application this equipment
should return string back into my application.

Is it possible by using this Rs232-class to get return string after sending
string into COM-port first? I haven't succeeded yet :(

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Thanks in advance!

Mika

re: Rs232-class question

Hi,

Default install location.
C:\Program Files\Visual Basic .NET Resource Kit\Application\Content\Third
Party Components\FREE .NET Controls\SAX.NET

Ken
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"Mika M" <mika.mahonen@nospam_kolumbus.fi> wrote in message
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>
> In the vb.net resource kit there is the free sax.net community
> edition control. It supports sending and recieving from serial ports.
> Maybe that will help.
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/vbrkit/default.aspx
>[/color]

Thanks Ken of your reply!

I downloaded and installed Resource Kit, but haven't take a look at it
before. So could you, or somebody else, give me more tips where in Resource
Kit can I find this sax.net control and maybe example code too.

Maybe I'll find it by myself soon, but I have some problems with IE (as
usually dispite of SP2 and IIS configured for WinXP Prof.) as you can see
of the attached picture. I thought earlier IE is web-browser, and not only
HTML-viewer :) Because of these problems I prefer Mozilla browsers these
days.

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Mika