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- Guest - 04-15-2010
Hi,
I wanted to develop an ASP.NET C# application. Would love to share with you guys if my application works. I have seen the codes that you all did with VB.Net and I felt it works brilliantly.
However, when I see the codes, it seems that it would need to import .cclx file to work with. Another matter it that is it possible I straight send the action code through the website itself instead of using .cclx?
For example: at the press of a button, I send action code(128,0,1)
is that possible?
Thank you for your help
- admin - 04-15-2010
Yes, you can send actions codes directly using the DA (Do action) command.
for example DA801001 means Output 16 On where the numbers are in hexadecimal code
You dont need to import the cclx code provided you do not need to know anything about what has been programmed in Comfort.
We look forward to seeing any software that you develop
- Guest - 04-16-2010
Thank you for your reply. How do I find the DA command document? I have action code pdf with me but not the DA.
- admin - 04-16-2010
The serial commands are found in the Serial Command Set document
- Guest - 04-22-2010
Hi, I have developed some part of the program. Just wanted to make sure,
Can I connect to the server,then without login to the UCM?Or I need to?Do I need to have the keypad in the program?
Because I intend to make the program as friendly as possible
Thanks
- admin - 04-22-2010
You need to login in to the UCM because of security. You doo not need a keypad. Login to the keypad uses the command LInnnnnn where nnnnnn is 4 to 6 digits of the user code