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Passing HEX or ASCII to a com port
Hello
I want to create a button in Excel that when I click it, it will send either and ASCII or HEX command to a COM port to control the on/off function of a receiving device. So Im thinking the if I put my HEX in cell A1, then the macro would open the com port, grab whatever is in cell A1 and pass it through the com port. It will probably need to close the port after the command has been sent too. I wouldnt mind being able to get a read back status, but my first thing is to be able to send the command code. I saw a few forums where someone gave a similar example, but they kept referring to MSComm through VB. I have not been able to understand how to apply MSComm after downloading it. |
Passing HEX or ASCII to a com port
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http://www.yes-tele.com/mscomm.html "Thanks" wrote: Hello I want to create a button in Excel that when I click it, it will send either and ASCII or HEX command to a COM port to control the on/off function of a receiving device. So Im thinking the if I put my HEX in cell A1, then the macro would open the com port, grab whatever is in cell A1 and pass it through the com port. It will probably need to close the port after the command has been sent too. I wouldnt mind being able to get a read back status, but my first thing is to be able to send the command code. I saw a few forums where someone gave a similar example, but they kept referring to MSComm through VB. I have not been able to understand how to apply MSComm after downloading it. |
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