hello
I need a button on my GUI dialogue which provides me a button, upon pressing the button it should transmit a message and I should be able to decrypt the hexadecimal to human readable text.
one more thing is that is there a possible way to create a GUI in PE6 or can I intregrate a GUI created outside to PE6
thank you
Krishna
how make use of macros
Re: how make use of macros
Hello,
the Instruments Panel Add-In will give you the possibility to create a button. On pressing this button you can start a macro, which will perform the needed CAN communication.
You can use the Instruments Panel Add-In to create a gui in PCAN-Explorer, or you can also write your own Add-In. See PCAN-Explorer 6\samples directory for more details and examples on how to write own Add-ins.
regards
Michael
the Instruments Panel Add-In will give you the possibility to create a button. On pressing this button you can start a macro, which will perform the needed CAN communication.
You can use the Instruments Panel Add-In to create a gui in PCAN-Explorer, or you can also write your own Add-In. See PCAN-Explorer 6\samples directory for more details and examples on how to write own Add-ins.
regards
Michael
Re: how make use of macros
can you provide me a sample add in which can be created using visual basics or provide me the instruction on how to create it. I would prefer a sample small example on how to transmit a signal using add in
thank you
thank you
Re: how make use of macros
Hi,
no, we only have Add-In sample code for Delphi and VS2010.
best regards
Michael
no, we only have Add-In sample code for Delphi and VS2010.
best regards
Michael
Re: how make use of macros
can you give me sample for VS 2010 to create a Add in ofr pcan explorer 6
Re: how make use of macros
you will find some Add-in examples for Delphi and VS2010 in the PCAN-Explorer 6\Samples directory on your harddisk.
c:\Program Files (x86)\PCAN-Explorer 6\Samples\
regards
Michael
PS: please don´t send emails and write forum posts. This will double our work, and will slow down the responds time!
c:\Program Files (x86)\PCAN-Explorer 6\Samples\
regards
Michael
PS: please don´t send emails and write forum posts. This will double our work, and will slow down the responds time!