Driver DLL MantraASCII2
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- The source files on the original media cannot be changed in any way and must be distributed in full including any soft documentation.
- The software must not be packaged as an end user application. It must only be used as a configuration tool.
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- Component software parts may not be used in third party applications without prior consent from the software author.
Version 1.3
MantraASCII2Drv.DLL is a standard Windows DLL that can be used to help your own Windows PC applications communicate with any Mantracourt instrument that communicates using the MantraASCII2 Protocol.
Instruments that use this include: DSC, ‘D’Cell and DLC.
The DLL will allow you to read and write instrument parameters and execute commands. When errors occur the DLL handles retries to give a total of 3 attempts at communications.Instruments that use this include: DSC, ‘D’Cell and DLC.
The DLL will allow you to read and write instrument parameters and execute commands. When errors occur the DLL handles retries to give a total of 3 attempts at communications.
Who Can Use It?
The DLL is provided as freeware and is free to use however you wish. Anyone using a development tool that can use standard Windows DLLs can use this DLL.
What Can It Be Used With?
Visual Basic, Delphi, C++ Builder and many other development tools can use the DLL. We provide examples for VB6, Delphi and C++ Builder.
All operating systems from Windows 95 upwards are supported.
How To Use It
You need to declare the DLL functions in your development tool before use so please refer to your development tool documentation or our examples.
NOTE: The DLL is installed into the Windows System folder by the supplied installation package. When creating your own installation please bear in mind that the DLL should be installed to the system folder of the target computer or reside in the same folder as your created executable application.
