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Code Samples

This page contains example macros and subroutines for some of the more common PC application programs (i.e. Excel, Access, Word, Visual Basic, FoxPro, Lotus 123 and Quattro Pro). The examples demonstrate how to do things like transmit and receive serial data using Dynamic Data Exchange with WinWedge or launch and unload the Wedge from memory as well as perform various other related functions.
The comments in the examples will explain the details of how each routine works and will also point out any lines that may need changing in order to work with your particular system.

DDE Examples

Excel

  • Introduction to creating and using Excel macros.

  • Sending DDE commands to WinWedge from a VBA subroutine

  • Requesting data from WinWedge using a VBA subroutine.

  • More Examples of how to request data from WinWedge using a VBA subroutine.

  • Requesting Data from WinWedge using VBA SetLinkOnData method

  • Getting past the 40 field limit in WinWedge

  • Advanced Excel Tricks - Reading large arrays of data into Excel

  • Collecting data from Multiple Serial Ports Simultaneously

  • Continually Polling Multiple Devices In Sequence

  • Sample Workbook This Workbook contains examples to request multiple fields of data from the wedge, request data from multiple Wedges simultaneously, request a single field of data and place it in the active cell, and several examples of how to send data out the serial port from Excel.

Access

  • Sample Access 2000 Database This database demonstrates how to set up Access to use DDE with WinWedge. This includes, tranmsitting data out of the serial port, reading data into a table, reading data into a form and launching and terminating WinWedge.

Word
Visual Fox Pro
Visual Basic
Lotus 123
Quattro Pro
Minitab
Intellution FixDMACS
Wonderware InTouch

  • General WinWedge set up and Linking Serial Data from WinWedge to DDE In InTouch

MATLAB
Origin 5.0

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Important:
Dynamic Data Exchange is an extremely powerful and flexible way to pass data or commands directly from one application to another however this power and flexibility does not come without a small price in additional complexity. The examples provided here should help greatly to make the process easier. One thing to consider is that there are many situations where DDE may not be required and using WinWedge in 'Send Keystrokes' mode may be more suitable. Using the Wedge in 'Send Keystrokes' mode is much easier and much quicker to configure than using WinWedge in 'DDE Server' mode.

For example if you are reading data from a simple instrument like a bar code reader, electronic balance or an electronic caliper and you simply want to input a small amount of data into a spreadsheet or database, then using 'Send Keystrokes' mode may be a better and much simpler approach than using DDE.

There may also be situations where it might be convenient to input data from WinWedge using 'Send Keystrokes' mode and also send data out the serial port by sending DDE commands to WinWedge.

Winwedge Windows 10

WinWedge does not have to be in DDE Server mode in order to accept and process DDE commands. You can still send DDE commands to WinWedge to have it transmit data or prompts out a serial port even when it is in 'Send Keystrokes' or 'Log to Disk' mode.