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Dim client
set client = app.Connections(1).CommunicationObject.Parent
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- Wed 24. Feb 2016, 15:02
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: How to get the PCANClient object
- Replies: 1
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Re: How to get the PCANClient object
I found it out
This works for me because I only have one connection
- Wed 24. Feb 2016, 14:32
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: How to get the PCANClient object
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3197
How to get the PCANClient object
Hi,
I startet the PCAN-Explorer over a VB script.
I want to have access to the PCANClient object because I need the state of the xmtQueueEmtpy property.
I startet the PCAN-Explorer over a VB script.
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Set app = CreateObject("PCANExplorer5.Application")
- Wed 24. Feb 2016, 10:35
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Start standard macro (*.mcr) via vbs macro
- Replies: 1
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Start standard macro (*.mcr) via vbs macro
Is it possible to start a standard macro with a vbs macro? I want to start PCAN-Explorer over vbs and set up the connection. After that I want to load a standard macro an start it.
- Wed 24. Feb 2016, 09:22
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Start standard macro from commandline
- Replies: 1
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Start standard macro from commandline
Hello,
is there a way to play standard macros over commandline? Probably not because I can't set up the bus.
I am looking for a way to configure our devices. The easiest way is a standard macro, but they should start out of a test environment.
is there a way to play standard macros over commandline? Probably not because I can't set up the bus.
I am looking for a way to configure our devices. The easiest way is a standard macro, but they should start out of a test environment.