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Looking to see if anyone has programmed to send text to a customer display pole using a USB port and probably as either as com port?

Alex Albergo

We have project which involves sending text to customer display pole, has anyone out there worked with this type of device? If so, I sure could use that source code/

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    You would only need ACURS232 for bi-directional communication; not for printing.
    Its a long time since I used serial printers but my recollection is that you open and write to a FileName where you have an entry in the configuration files    FileName -D COM1.

    You would also need to set the port parameters using (dos/cmd)  MODE COM1: 96,N,8,1,P  (Baud, Parity, Bits, Stop Bits, I think P means hold parameters)

    Let me know about ACURS232. Program is free, but if you need my time, lets talk Slight smile

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