Solved Reference Comm Control 6.0 (1 Viewer)

[zelarra821]

Good afternoon. They have sent me a database to test a scale with an RS232 cable, which I already commented on here a week ago. The thing is, I need the Comm Control 6.0 reference, but I can't find it anywhere. It has to have the extension .dll, .olb or .tlb, but the one I download is .ocx. What I need for this function:

Private Sub peso_Enter()
mscomm2.commport = 2
mscomm2.settings = "9600,n,8,1"
mscomm2.inputlen = 0
mscomm2.portopen = True
mscomm2.output = "$" + Chr$(13)
Do
    DoEvents
Loop Until mscomm2.inbuffercount >= 11
entrada = mscomm2.input
peso = Mid(entrada, 3, 8) + " kg"

End Sub

Thank you.

 

[Ranman256]

You can copy it from a PC that has it, then put it in the System32 folder, then register it.
regsvr32.exe myObj.ocx

then add it to the db registry: (Alt-F11), tools , references, browse to it

 

[MajP]

Maybe here

MSCOMM32.OCX : Free .OCX Download.

Download and install MSCOMM32.OCX to fix missing or corrupted OCX errors. Free, Safe and Secure.

www.ocxme.com

 

[zelarra821]

I downloaded it from that page, but when I later go to look for it in the VBA references, it doesn't find it because of the extension (I've said it before)

 

[MajP]

May be a silly question, but you did do this?

 

[zelarra821]

I already have done it and it works. It's solved. Thanks to all.

 

[zelarra821]

Hi guys. I can't get it to work right. I have loaded the reference via CMD and then added a record in the Windows registry. Finally, I inserted the reference in VBA as @MajP told me. However, when I enter the field, it gives me a 438 error, saying the property or object is not supported by the object. I'm not doing something right. I don't know if it's not the correct reference, or if I'm not installing it correctly.

I leave you a video so you can see the error, how I load the file in CMD and I show the file code for the Windows registry.

Please see if someone can help me. I need it to run a scale.

Thanks

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[zelarra821]

Could somebody answer? Thanks.

 

[arnelgp]

not related to your dilemma, but have you tried using the code (serial, com) on
Code Repositiory:

Serial COM Ports in Access VBA | Access World Forums (access-programmers.co.uk)

 

[zelarra821]

Thank you so much. I've used it on my laptop, which has no COM port, and it does something. I have to go up to the store next week to try it out. I will keep you posted. All the best.