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Software examples The USB25IO and USB display products come as standard with examples in Visual C++. The board when connected appears as a serial com port, so you can easily test your board using a terminal program such as Windows Hyperterminal. The simulation of a com port by the product makes interfacing much easier than other USB products (many of which require merging DLLs etc). If you can write to a com port you can write software to interface to these boards, and a simple search on google for serial com port and your programming language usually results in a large number of examples. Although the officially supported software example is in Microsoft Visual C++ express (available to download free from Microsoft), dedicated Mirrorbow customers have also come up with examples for Visual Basic .net, Visual Basic for Office and C# (c sharp). There are also customer examples of using the USB boards under a unix environment. Although these examples are not supported by Mirrorbow, they are provided here as a guide to what can be done. Officially supported Visual C++ USB 25IO examples Officially supported Visual C++ USB Display 20 x 4 example Officially supported Visual C++ USB Display 40 x 16 example Visual Basic for Microsoft office example (you may need this link for recent security update issue with mscomm) Unix/Linux interfacing example
Product Manuals Dimensions and measurements for USB25IO USB display guide to using with LCD Smartie
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