- How To Get Usb/serial Port Settings In Windows Xp
- Usb To Serial Port Settings
- Usb Serial Converter Port Settings
How To Get Usb/serial Port Settings In Windows Xp
Jun 25, 2018 To determine the COM port number of the USB to Serial Converter, do the following: Click Start on your computer. Move the mouse pointer to Settings. Click on Control Panel. Double click on 'System'. WinXP: Click on the Hardware tab. The following. If it is still higher than 8, you must manually assign the COM port: Right-click Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port (COM#) and select Properties. Click the Port Settings tab. Click Advanced. Click the COM Port Number drop-down arrow, then scroll to the top of the list. Find an available COM port between 1 and 8 and select it.
Usb To Serial Port Settings
Usb Serial Converter Port Settings
This is the code of C++, I have created a main class and a Arduino class, so this is object oriented.
#ifndef ARDUINO_H
#define ARDUINO_H
#include <SerialStream.h>
#include <SerialStreamBuf.h>
#include <SerialPort.h>
#include <string>
class Arduino{
public:
Arduino();
int open);
DataBuffer read();
void close();
private:
string dev = '/dev/ACM0';
SerialPort serial;
};
#endif // ARDUINO_H
This is the header of Arduino class.
There are three functions open, read and close.
Open: Open the conection bewteen arduino and the computer.
Read: Read the bufer where is all dates that arduino has send to the computer.
Close: Close the conection bewteen arduino and the computer.
To connect with arduino I have used the port of my computer '/dev/ACM0', if you use Windows instead of Linux you have to use the port 'COM1' or 'COM2'. But to see what port is using arduino you have to use the JDK of arduino and select a port in 'Tools -> Serial Port'.
# include <Arduino.h>
Arduino::Arduino(){
serial(dev);
}
int Arduino::abrir(){
int estado = 0;
serial.Open(SerialPort::BAUD_9600,
SerialPort::CHAR_SIZE_8,
SerialPort::PARITY_NONE,
SerialPort::STOP_BITS_1,
SerialPort::FLOW_CONTROL_NONE);
if (serial.IsOpen() false)
estado = -1;
return estado;
}
void Arduino::cerrar(){
serial.Close();
}
DataBuffer Arduino::leer(){
SerialPort::DataBuffer buffer;
serial.Read(buffer, 10, 1000);
return buffer;
}
This is the code of Arduino class.
#include <iostream>
#include <SerialStream.h>
#include <SerialStreamBuf.h>
#include <SerialPort.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
using namespace LibSerial;
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
Arduino arduino();
return 0;
}
And finally this is the main class.
#ifndef ARDUINO_H
#define ARDUINO_H
#include <SerialStream.h>
#include <SerialStreamBuf.h>
#include <SerialPort.h>
#include <string>
class Arduino{
public:
Arduino();
int open);
DataBuffer read();
void close();
private:
string dev = '/dev/ACM0';
SerialPort serial;
};
#endif // ARDUINO_H
This is the header of Arduino class.
There are three functions open, read and close.
Open: Open the conection bewteen arduino and the computer.
Read: Read the bufer where is all dates that arduino has send to the computer.
Close: Close the conection bewteen arduino and the computer.
To connect with arduino I have used the port of my computer '/dev/ACM0', if you use Windows instead of Linux you have to use the port 'COM1' or 'COM2'. But to see what port is using arduino you have to use the JDK of arduino and select a port in 'Tools -> Serial Port'.
# include <Arduino.h>
Arduino::Arduino(){
serial(dev);
}
int Arduino::abrir(){
int estado = 0;
serial.Open(SerialPort::BAUD_9600,
SerialPort::CHAR_SIZE_8,
SerialPort::PARITY_NONE,
SerialPort::STOP_BITS_1,
SerialPort::FLOW_CONTROL_NONE);
if (serial.IsOpen() false)
estado = -1;
return estado;
}
void Arduino::cerrar(){
serial.Close();
}
DataBuffer Arduino::leer(){
SerialPort::DataBuffer buffer;
serial.Read(buffer, 10, 1000);
return buffer;
}
This is the code of Arduino class.
#include <iostream>
#include <SerialStream.h>
#include <SerialStreamBuf.h>
#include <SerialPort.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
using namespace LibSerial;
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
Arduino arduino();
return 0;
}
And finally this is the main class.