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VIOM Applications |
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VIOM Data Logger |
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On screen display and control panels which can be used with the VIOM inputs and outputs. All inputs and outputs actions can be logged to screen or disk. |
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View the contents of the 8 Counter / Timers in real time. |
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Simple Download |
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A simple application which will allow you to download a file to a VIOM. Can be used in conjunction with a text editor to debug project code. Control VIOM outpus from the desktop. Run from a Powerpoint presentation to control external equipment. |
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SOM 1 Applications |
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SOMSOFT Application Software |
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Create on screen buttons to control the SOM1 relays and more... |
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Example of how to interface to the SOM1 in Borland C++ |
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Example Code for Delphi Programming |
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This software has been provided by Dave Keany and gives a brief insight on how to interface the SOM1 to a PC using Dephi. Both the executable file and the source code is included. |
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Example Code for Visual Basic Programming |
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This software has been provided by Dave Keany and gives a brief insight on how to interface the SOM1 to a PC using Visual Basic.Both the executable file and the source code is included but please note that the executable will not run unless the user has both MSComm32.OCX and MSVBVM60.DLL. |
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MSComm32.OCX will need to be registered. The easiest method is to copy MSCOMM32.OCX into the Windows\System directory then using the "Start" "Run" menu selectiontype "REGSVR32 C:\Windows\System\MSCOMM32.OCX". This will register theOCX and the programs will run. |