Yeah, what you need is just try it. It wil not broke the equipment, it just a serial port.
you can test by showing messagebox when DataReceived, show the data, you can find it in the 'e' parameter. On Apr 20, 8:03 pm, ghostrider <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, here is my scenario, a medical imaging scope is connected to a > computer via a serial connection. When a physical button on the > imaging scope is pressed a signal is sent over the serial connection. > I'm wanting to detect this signal using the SerialPort control in > vb.net but I'm not sure about what I should be looking for. I noticed > the SerialPort control exposes the DataReceived and PinChanged > events. Any ideas about how to use these events for my scenario? > > Thanks in advance.
