VBA to BS2 - Success!!
AIman
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Finally, EXCEL XP will recognize my stamp!!
I am not quite sure how, but it does. So from what I can put together the code is something like follows.
RS232.comport = activecell.value
RS232.Settings = Activecell.value + str$
RS232.DTREnable = False
RS232.PortOpen = True
Activecell.value = RS232.input
RS232.outpout = Activecell.offset(1,0).value
I think I messed up on a few lines but thats the jist of it.
I don't know if this is worded correctly but it something like this is my question.
Why do the pin values need to increase in binary value?
Example:
Value of IN1 = value + 128
Value of in2 = value + 64
I am not quite sure how, but it does. So from what I can put together the code is something like follows.
RS232.comport = activecell.value
RS232.Settings = Activecell.value + str$
RS232.DTREnable = False
RS232.PortOpen = True
Activecell.value = RS232.input
RS232.outpout = Activecell.offset(1,0).value
I think I messed up on a few lines but thats the jist of it.
I don't know if this is worded correctly but it something like this is my question.
Why do the pin values need to increase in binary value?
Example:
Value of IN1 = value + 128
Value of in2 = value + 64
Comments
In0 through IN7 represent 8 bits in a byte of memory
The Binary number %11111111 = 128+64+32+16+8+4+2+1
IN0 is bit zero when set represents 1
in7 is bit seven and when set represents 128
INL is the whole byte os if in0 and in7 are set and all other bits are 0 then INL would equal 129 = (128+0+0+0+0+0+0+1) = %10000001
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