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VB6.0 code for CRC16 (RTU protocal)

 
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mutthunaveen



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VB6.0 code for CRC16 (RTU protocal)
PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 5:33 am     Reply with quote

dear forum

can any one please give me the code (or links) for calculating CRC16 code in VB6.0.... i studeid a lot in the VB6.0 (actually Googled) i found some but they are not that perfect then what i expect.... even i tried to write the algo but i have problems with Right rotate accumulator (that is variable in the VB) and also problem with defining the 16 bit register... ( for 8 bit(1byte) it is "easy dim x as BYTE" but for 2 bytes Rolling Eyes )

please some one help me .........
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Re: VB6.0 code for CRC16 (RTU protocal)
PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 5:37 am     Reply with quote

mutthunaveen wrote:
dear forum

can any one please give me the code (or links) for calculating CRC16 code in VB6.0.... i studeid a lot in the VB6.0 (actually Googled) i found some but they are not that perfect then what i expect.... even i tried to write the algo but i have problems with Right rotate accumulator (that is variable in the VB) and also problem with defining the 16 bit register... ( for 8 bit(1byte) it is "easy dim x as BYTE" but for 2 bytes Rolling Eyes )

please some one help me .........


This is a forum dedicated to discussing PIC programming with the CCS compiler. VB6 on a PC is neither. Keep searching google. VB6 is ancient, I'm sure someone has done exactly what you want.
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:20 am     Reply with quote

thanks collink.... yes this is a ccs forum....

but some one who are using this forum may used this VB6.0 for MODBUS protocol.... between PC and PIC... they might help me in giving the code.... thanks
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:55 am     Reply with quote

May be you would like to know this regarding the CRC16 for MODBUS protocol, CCS uses the same CRC16
table as defined in the Modbus Standard, it is plain table assignment, not a complex algoritm.

Humberto
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:57 am     Reply with quote

Humberto wrote:
May be you would like to know this regarding the CRC16 for MODBUS protocol, CCS uses the same CRC16
table as defined in the Modbus Standard, it is plain table assignment, not a complex algoritm.

Humberto


hi bro can u please explain me in detail.... how can i use this and implement MODBUS between PC and PIC...
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:16 am     Reply with quote

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even i tried to write the algo but i have problems with Right rotate accumulator (that is variable in the VB) and
also problem with defining the 16 bit register... ( for 8 bit(1byte) it is "easy dim x as BYTE" but for 2 bytes

This is a C forum, my intention was just to give you a clue regarding how to get the CRC16, I assume that if you
could write it in VB a mathematical algoritm approach to calculate it, you can do it applying the table assignement
method, that is used by CCS.

Humberto
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