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    Farduino

    A commodity IR receiver is used to make an IR link to an Arduino

    By using special coding it's possible to use a cheap IR LED and IR receiver as used in remote controls to make a simple infrared link between Arduinos using the built in serial port. The problem with RS232 is that it contains a DC component. By restricting the character set such that the DC component is eliminated, it's possible to send and receive data using a commodity remote control IR receiver. A Python program is used to identify the required codes and schematics are provided showing...
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    5dpo Components for Lazarus

    5dpo Components for Lazarus

    5dpo Components for Lazarus

    5dpo Component Library for Lazarus (Sdpo) provides a comport (serial port) component, an UVC video driver component for webcams, a Gtk fast painting form and a Joystick component.
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    SPCOMM for MFC(Serial Port Class)

    Ported to MFC from Delphi

    Ported from Delphi version supports the MFC class ,file only two: Spcomm.h Spcomm.cpp SPCOMM Delphi famous serial software, the use of multi-threaded message method to write. Online examples of many. This version's SPCOMM based on the following features 1. Increase support COM10 serial 2. Increase IsOpen () function returns true is already open
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    OpenGPSX Lazarus Component
    OpenGPSX Lazarus Component for GPS Interface programming. Decode NMEA messages, Display GPS skyplot view, Display GPS signal strength, Display target navigation.
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    Delphi component for using Serial port
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    Small crossplatform program which can log calls from connected to the serial port pbx. It may be compiled and used on Unix and Windows. Uses synapse library. Written in Object Pascal. May be compiled with FreePascal compiler. (Delphi/Kylix also) upd. moved to github https://github.com/norayr
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