Re: Visual basic and CM11/12

["Paul" <webster1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

And here come the DMCA goons...

"c0derx10" <c0derx10.1x1qma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> guys ... ecpro.ocx (exact control pro) is one of the easiest ocx's to
> crack...
> i am not into distributing cracked source.. but it took about 10
> minutes to remove the copy protection , that looks for the .lic file,
> and remove the 14 day time limit..
>
> so for you guys out there that need a week or 20 more "testing time"
> get out the ol hex editor and play with some of the jnz.... :)
>
> once you see how well there code actualy works, then go and pay the
> dewds who wrote it,,, it is actualy a very well written ocx.
>
> and to at least add to the topic at hand..
>
> to the original poster .. register the ocx (or at least install it)
>
> then open a form, drop the control on the form.
> in the form open event :
>
> HomeControl.Interface = "CM11"
> HomeControl.CommPort = 1 ' if it's connected to comm 1
> HomeControl.StartComm 0, True
>
>
> then say on a command button
> HomeControl.SendCommand("A","1",3)
>
> this would send a command on to unit code 1 on house code a
>
> read the help file for all the function codes... u can
> turn on , off dim , bright
> set clock , load / erase macros
>
> pretty much all you will ever need to control the cm11 in VB
>
> rgrds
> C0der
>
>
> --
> c0derx10