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24.05.2024 12:22:47
Mullit
Hallo,
hab mal was wie dein Manual aussieht gegoogelt:
https://media.melexis.com/-/media/files/documents/software/evb-mlx90614-psf-software-library.pdf?la=en
daraus dann Zitat:
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2 Introduction
MLX90632 PSF is MS Windows software library, which meets the requirements for a Product Specific
Functions (PSF) module, defined in Melexis Programmable Toolbox (MPT) object model. The library
implements in-process COM objects for interaction with MLX90632 EVB firmware. It is designed primarily to
be used by MPT Framework application, but also can be loaded as a standalone in-process COM server by other
applications that need to communicate with the above-mentioned Melexis hardware.
The library can be utilized in all programming languages, which support ActiveX automation. This gives great
flexibility in designing the application with the only limitation to be run on MS Windows OS. In many scripting
languages, objects can be directly created and used. In others, though, the first step during implementation is to
include the library in your project. The way it can be done depends on the programming language and the
specific Integrated Development Environment (IDE) used:
in C++ it can be imported by #import directive
in Visual Basic it either can be directly used as pure Object or added as a reference to the project
in C# it has to be added as a reference to the project
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da hier VB und VBA sich gleichen müsstest du also in den Verweisen nach diesen mark. Stichworten suchen und dann die Bibliothek einbinden, das geht im VBA Editor über Extras >>> Verweise >>> Bibl. anhaken...dann erscheinen deine neuen Objekte im Objektkatalog(F2) des Editors.
Im Manual werden auch die Methoden und Eigenschaften einzeln beschrieben.
Gruß, Mullit
