Hi friends,
I am just curious to know which type of device class the arduino UNO has when connected to computer. Thanks in advance.
Hi friends,
I am just curious to know which type of device class the arduino UNO has when connected to computer. Thanks in advance.
It appears to the PC as a virtual serial port.
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Thanks Robin2. I need to create a software end on my desktop where I can see the data acquired by my UNO, but I dont want to use the arduino serial monitor or its IDE anyway. so is it possible to do so. if is it possible how that can be achieved and which things I should study to get done. thanks in advance
I need to create a software end on my desktop
What programming languages do you know? C# makes creating UIs easy and makes reading from/writing to a serial port quite easy.
so is it possible to do so.
For me, yes. For you? Only you can say.
how that can be achieved
Lots of different ways.
which things I should study to get done.
Everything you don't know that you'll need to know.
This Python - Arduino demo may give you some ideas. AFAIK if you change the name of the serial port it will work fine on Windows.
I think the code in this Python GUI demo works on Windows and Linux out-of-the-box. (It's a while since I wrote it).
You can do the same sort of thing with any PC programming language.
You can communicate with an Arduino using any PC programming language.
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You can do the same sort of thing with any PC programming language.
It's pretty hard to create user interfaces in Fortran.
PaulS:
It's pretty hard to create user interfaces in Fortran.
I was conscious that my last paragraph could be misinterpreted as referring to my middle paragraph rather than to my first paragraph but I had hoped that common sense would prevail.
I only meant that it is possible to communicate with an Arduino in any language.
As the pedants have been allowed out, I will modify my post.
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Thanks friends for your valuable response, last thing that still I want to know can I get this done with DOT NET thanks in advance.
last thing that still I want to know can I get this done with DOT NET
VB.Net or C#.Net? Yes, in either case, though I find C# far easier.
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last thing that still I want to know can I get this done with DOT NET thanks in advance.
That's what "You can communicate with an Arduino using any PC programming language" in Reply #4 means.
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