How do I get input from usb or serial port in visual basic?

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How do I get input from usb or serial port in visual basic?Also tell me how do I create database in vb

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for serial port:
check this link
*ww.southwest.com.au/~jfuller/vb/vbout.htm
 

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For serial port, you can use mscomm object
For database purpose, you can use adodc object

Both of this object can be imported from VB and use it directly without any charge. They are quite simple to learn to implement your first program.
 

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Try this example for serial port interface and you You can't create DB in VB you must use application like MS Access, Oracle , ect.. for create DB and you can interconnect it VB interface using adodc or data control ect...
If u want any clarification please reply.I think, I can help you.
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Ishara.
 

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how is the speed?
 

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How do I get input from usb or serial port in visual basic?Also tell me how do I create database in vb

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It is very fast to develop the serial comm in VB compared to C language.
You can visit www.geocities.com/bagtool/vb_lesson9.html and for USB interfacing, you have to get an USB supported microcontroller like PICXXXX. It will make life easier.

Anyone know how to read MS ACCESS file from modem ? Thks.

Heino
 

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For VB, you could use MSCOMM32 to access the RS-232
 

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