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re350.c
RE-350 communications driver.
re350.h
Driver definitions.
re350.obj
Object file.
re350dll.dll
Dynamic Link Library.
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readme.doc
This file.
RE-350 SDK File Definitions
RE-350 Demo Application (
\APP
)
How to Use the Demo Application:
The
RE-350
Demo Application is a 16bit application that runs under Windows 95 and Windows 3.1.
1. Connect the
RE-350
to the computer. Using a correctly pinned
RS-232
cable (pp.
57–59
) connect one end to the
RS-
232C
output on the
RE-350
and connect the other end to an available
COM
port on your computer.
2. Turn on the
RE-350 and the computer and launch Windows.
3. In the
APP
directory that was created from the SDK disk is a file named
CTL3DV2.DLL
. This file should be placed
into your System folder within Windows [c:\Windows\System].
4. Double click on the
RE-350
Demo Application icon in the
APP
directory.
When the application has successfully launched, the On-Line
LED
should be lit on the
RE-350
's front control panel
and within the
GUI
of the software interface.
Very simply the
RE-350
Demo Application offers remote operation of all manual buttons and control knobs located on
the front control panel via the
RE-350
graphical user interface.
If the Application Does Not Launch Properly Check:
COM
Port Setting – The
COM
port setting selection in the
RE-350
Demo Application should match the
COM
port
the
RE-350
is connected to on the computer.
ID
Setting –
The
ID
Setting on the rear panel of the
RE-350
(p.3) should match the
ID Setting
the
RE-350
is
set to.
Baud Rate –
The Baud Rate setting selection in the
RE-350
Demo Application should match the baud rate
selected via the switch on the rear panel of the
RE-350
(p.3).
Cable –
Make sure you are using a correctly pinned cable. Check with the pin out diagram on pp.
57–59
.
Summary of Contents for RE-350
Page 1: ...1 RE 350 Control Interface Commands RE 350 Video Visualizer VISUAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS v1 0 ...
Page 55: ...55 5 1 RS 232C Control Cable Pin Assignment 5 0 Control Cable Pin Assignments RE 350 RE 350 ...
Page 56: ...56 RE 350 Control Cable Pin Assignments 9 Pin DSUB RS 232C RE 350 RE 350 ...