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How to make a Device Application for controlling medical device and get the results that have been made, such as X-ray Device or Laboratory Device by using Visual C# and .Net FrameWork 4.
Could I get the algorithms or some tutorials.
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adesusan 23-Sep-13 5:09am    
Still confuse.. did you mean that the operation like taking image from camera in windows phone application?
farshad saeidi 23-Sep-13 5:59am    
excuse me i see c# + "Device Application" and in this time i receive call , and when comeback i forget read all text. plz see other solution i post
adesusan 23-Sep-13 7:51am    
OK, never mine and thank you for your respond.
most device now use serial interface protocol (usually on usb but that simulate serial )
befor develop low level app - review device developer manual and api
in C# you can use serialport (component tab of toolbox)
very device use AT command
AT command was designed for modem but now use for many hardware device
 
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adesusan 23-Sep-13 7:49am    
Could you give me some links to tutorials or books on your answer it?
farshad saeidi 23-Sep-13 8:51am    
best refrence is device Manual then search in internet
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/85636/Introduction-to-AT-commands-and-its-uses
adesusan 23-Sep-13 9:39am    
Waw ... Thank you for your best respond, that introduced me to a new knowledge of C#, but if I look at the link that you gave more focus to the communication to the modem or mobile phone, Could you give another link that is more focused on communication devices such as X-Ray or Laboratory Device? some of the latest tools medic, now communicate using LAN or RJ45 Connector.
farshad saeidi 20-Oct-13 15:07pm    
if not more late
LAN interface usually use with WEB or socket , but some time LAN use for serial
you should find factory manual

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