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I am trying to pull data from a measurement device with an RS232 output. I am unable to use MSCOMM due to restrictions.
I have read multiple forums referencing the following two posts: 1. http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/commio.aspx 2. http://dev.emcelettronica.com/serial-port-communication-in-excel-vba
The first link is a little over my head and I am getting errors during the try catch portion when receiving data.
The second link does not seem to work anymore.
Does anyone have a good recommendation?
Thank you.
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The longstanding classic solution for such applications is TalTech's WinWedge I believe.
(We are not affiliated, rather the opposite. But I believe our own Docklight DLL would be oversized for this. Still, if you want, you can add an example RS232 data sequence from your device to this post here, and I can maybe put together a free example script for a MSExcel table import or at least a .csv file generator).
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I am trying to pull data from a measurement device with an RS232 output. I am unable to use MSCOMM due to restrictions.
I have read multiple forums referencing the following two posts: 1. http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/commio.aspx 2. http://dev.emcelettronica.com/serial-port-communication-in-excel-vba
The first link is a little over my head and I am getting errors during the try catch portion when receiving data.
The second link does not seem to work anymore.
Does anyone have a good recommendation?
Thank you.
1 Answer
The longstanding classic solution for such applications is TalTech's WinWedge I believe.
(We are not affiliated, rather the opposite. But I believe our own Docklight DLL would be oversized for this. Still, if you want, you can add an example RS232 data sequence from your device to this post here, and I can maybe put together a free example script for a MSExcel table import or at least a .csv file generator).