Comments by teebonaire

teebonaire 18-Sep-10 7:47am View

Thanks man, I'll try it then.

teebonaire 5-Sep-10 1:20am View

Thanks for the reply, but there's a lot to read... whew... are there any simple methods like in the setup deployment settings?. Code please.

For Others, Additional Suggestion would be grate...

teebonaire 22-Jun-10 20:33pm View

Thank you so much for helping me. Hope you could help with my other questions.... :)

teebonaire 21-Jun-10 20:10pm View

could you please update my code to what you mean. I'm kinda confuse, and Thank you for always replying on my question

teebonaire 20-Jun-10 20:24pm View

This is my sample code

Namespace MyNameSpace
Public Class thisClass
Public Function TestMSG()
MsgBox("This is a Test")
Return Nothing
End Function
End Class
End Namespace

after compiled to myClass.dll and create a new project add this in the reference...
it only shows in reference as "myClass" not "myClass.myNameSpace".

teebonaire 20-Jun-10 9:10am View

Hi!, I tried it did not work, it still show as a class in reference not a class.class.

teebonaire 17-Jun-10 4:08am View

Thank you for giving the tips on how does serial port work. I didn't know about the looping things.
I'm am able to read from a serial but when it comes to writing a command the reply shows ASCII codes. By the way I set the encoding to UTF-8.

teebonaire 15-Jun-10 3:55am View

Follow Up Question : How to add vbCR in SP.Write(mbuffer,0,mbuffer.length)

teebonaire 15-Jun-10 1:49am View

Sorry the mbuffer code did not work.

teebonaire 11-Jun-10 8:29am View

Thanks Muhammadumairomee for a response but sir, I tried sending "FEP 01" without "X25" I still got an error and response from serial port still contains [][] ascii codes... I've seen this code but it's C# I converted it to VB.NET:

Dim mbuffer as Byte() = System.Text.Encoding.Ascii.Getbytes("Hello World")
SerialPort.Write(mbuffer,0,mbuffer.Length)

I haven't tried it yet, I'll try this and update you if its gonna work.

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