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Comments by Ranabasu (Top 5 by date)
Ranabasu
13-Jul-12 12:40pm
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Hi thanx for the response. Yehh as u said It's not a big deal with reading and writing the text file. But I ddnt have an idea of using chart controls. Specially the MS thing :)
Ranabasu
8-Jul-12 10:14am
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Hi thanx for the responses :) mm... ok I want to clear few things.
As u said I've already used the serialPort1_DataReceived function. So when the data's present each time this function get called. Am i right ? But I'vnt use an event handler for the port. And a separate thread. How to use a separate thread for the port ??
Thanx
Ranabasu
8-Jul-12 7:12am
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I uploaded my c# application just to give a clear idea, not to harm any one. If u're not sure about it, better use an AV. This data receive function fires at first time and then no data is received though I send them continuously.......
Ranabasu
15-May-12 12:56pm
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Yehh.. thnx for the point, so is there any object (here the textbox) to check or display such a data rate in C#? (can i plot a graph/ wave format sampled at this rate ?)
Ranabasu
15-May-12 12:34pm
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Hi all... thnkx for the quick replies. Actually Im gonna develop this code for a pc based oscilloscope application. So the higher throughput makes better the app. I use the Outbox textbox to check the incoming data from the device to check the throughput of the usb device bus. May be I'm doing a mistake to check it just using a textbox. As Dave says it might be hard to read such a data rate,and I use usb2 port. I'm not much familiar with C# so I've a doubt about event handler, and I was looking for a way to improve the speed by modifying it. Thanx sjelen for the sugestion and I'll modify as u said, Thanx all :)