Includes a Visual Basic module for the LabJackUD driver, and examples. Examples are VB6 and VBA (Microsoft Excel 2000). For VB.NET, we also recommend our DotNet archive.
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#1
i will be Grateful if you help me with using the Frequency Output (Mode 7) in vb.net
#2
For VB.NET you should use our .NET download which can be found here:
http://labjack.com/support/ud/examples/dotnet
In the examples folder there for each of the LabJackUD devices (U3, U6, UE9) you should be able to find a VB.NET TimerCounter example that should provide a starting place.
#3
it didnt take about this type of timer
and i need it very much
i use the other type of time but i need this one
thanks for answer
#4
Sorry about the delay. Our notification system had a problem and we just found this comment now.
The frequency output mode is similar to the other output modes. The frequency you get is based on clock base, clock divisor, and timer value, so enable the timer and specify those 3 values. Try it and if you have trouble post a code snippet for us to look at. Send the code snippet to support@labjack.com, post on our forum, or post a comment on the page for that timer mode:
http://labjack.com/support/u3/users-guide/2.9.1.7
Also, it is useful to practice using the test panel in LJControlPanel.
#5
Revised January 4, 2011 to add an I2C example under "All Devices"
#6
thank u
#7
Hello,
I'm starting for the first time to program a U3.
I want to use Visual Basic 2010.
Do you have sample codes to start doing my first program, how to include or declare in my project the HEader file for VB.
Thanks
Adrian
#8
If you are using Visual Basic 2010 than you would be doing everything in VB.NET. In that case it is better to use our .NET examples, which contain examples for VB.NET. It can be found here.