Reads bytes from serial port and returns them as text. Mac/Win 3.0: SerialPort.ReadByte Reads a single byte to the serial port. Mac/Win 3.0: SerialPort.ReadHex Reads bytes from serial port and returns them hex encoded. Mac/Win 3.0: SerialPort.ReadLine Reads a line of text from serial port. Mac/Win 7.0: SerialPort.Resume Resumes serial port. Fugio 1.8.0 – Serial port and Firmata plugins. Happy Fugio Friday! Today we have two new plugins that enable Fugio to talk to hardware that uses a serial port interface, which includes the Arduino range of open source hardware (like the Arduino Uno above), which means that we can control LED lights, motors, servos, and use sensors for touch.
Just trying to write data to a serial port from a Java Applet? Ask Question Asked 7 years, 9 months ago. Active 7 years, 2 months ago. Viewed 3k times 3. I've been tearing my hair out for several days now trying to figure out just why the heck this never seems to work! Java settings are such that the 'next generation plugin' isn't active.
» » » Using the ActiveComport Serial Port Toolkit with the Mozilla Firefox browser ActiveComport is a software development kit (SDK) that enables the user to communicate to a device over a serial interface. Such a device can be: a weight indicator, a modem, a scanner, or any other device that is equiped with a serial port. It can even be another PC, connected via a NULL modem cable. ActiveComport features the following: Direct COM port support (like 'COM1'), TAPI (Windows Telephony Device) support (like 'Standard 56000 bps Modem'), support for RS-232/RS422/RS485, up to 256 simultaneous ports, support for all types of Hayes compatible modems, support for serial cable, USB cable or Bluetooth connections, support for GSM/GPRS modems, support for Virtual COM ports (i.e. COM ports redirected through the network), hardware flow control (RTS/CTS, DTR/DSR), software flowcontrol (XON/XOFF), configurable baudrate/parity/stopbits, full buffered data transfer, text/binary data transfer.
ActiveComport can be used from the Mozilla Firefox browser. This document describes how to setup Mozilla Firefox for use with the ActiveComport Toolkit. Step 1: Download and install the ActiveComport Toolkit Download the ActiveComport Toolkit from the and start the installation. The installation guides you through the installation process. Step 2: Install Mozilla Firefox Download the Mozilla Firefox webbrowser from the and start the installation. The installation guides you through the installation process.
Step 3: Install Mozilla Firefox ActiveX plugin Because the Firefox browser does not support ActiveX by default, you have to download a plugin to run ActiveX controls. It is also possible to compile your own Firefox browser with ActiveX support from the Mozilla Firefox sourcecode. You have to download the plugin from within Firefox. The plugin can be found on the following. Select 'click here' from the downloads section, please download the plugin for the correct version.
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The plugin for Firefox 1.5 also works okay for 2.0. If you download a plugin from this site the first time, the 'Allowed Sites - Add ons installation' dialog will appear to verify that this site is save for downloading add-ons. (Click on the picture to enlarge) Click on 'Allow' and 'Close' and click the download link again. The 'Software Installation' dialog is displayed. Click 'Install Now' to start the installation: (Click on the picture to enlarge) When the installation process has finished, close the browser.
Step 4: Configure the ActiveX trusted controls By default, all ActiveX controls are prohibited to run, except the Windows Media Player. To add the ActiveComport ActiveX to the trusted controls, open the following file for editing: X: Program Files Mozilla Firefox defaults pref activex.js (where X: is the drive you installed the browser).