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Programming Serial Data Acquisition Products The ADR interfaces ( RS232 ) allow data acquisition and control using ASCII commands sent and recieved via a serial port. No drivers are required for any programming language, making them ideal for custom applications. Tutorials on programming the ADR interfaces using popular programming languages can be accessed using links below. Start by first viewing the ADR Interface commands, a listing of ASCII strings, and then select the programming language of your choice to view examples. Your language of choice may not be listed but almost all languages allow control via serial ports. Check your programmers reference guide under "RS232", "Com Ports" or "serial ports". The ADU interfaces ( USB ) allow data acquisition and control using ASCII commands sent and received via a USB port. A mini-driver ( DLL ) is provided for use with any Windows based development software. Tutorials on programming the ADU interfaces using popular programming languages can be accessed using links below. Start by first viewing ADU Interface commands and using ADUHIDTest to test your hardware and become familiar with the command set. Next, select a tutorial in the language of your choice to view sample programs.
ADU Commands and HIDTester Programs ( USB ) Programming Language Tutorials ( USB ) All ADU products ship with a software development kit ( SDK ) to demonstrate the use of the AduHid.DLL to communicate with ADU products. The complete SDK is available on-line and contains Visual Basic , Visual C++ and Borland C examples.
Important:
ADRCOM
FREE terminal emulation software, allows users to send and
recieve ASCII commands via an RS232 port. ADRHIDTest
FREE USB Device Tester
allows users to send and recieve ASCII commands via a USB port. These two programs
should be the starting point for first time users of ADR and ADU interfaces. Use the
programs to;
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