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| To make the card work, you will need to write an application program and link it to your new card. The linking of your application to the card is done using our Dynamic Industrial Interface. This interface contains a series of functions that can be used to make the card work in various ways. There are several functions to output data and several functions to input data, these functions are designed to simplify driving the card to do what you want it to do. Our Dynamic Industrial Interface is designed to work with Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ XP operating system. To write applications you will need to use one of the following programming languages. |
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| Visual Basic | more information | sample code | latest drivers | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| If you are new to programming by far the simplest of these is Visual Basic, which is widely available and fairly easy to learn.
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