Windows GUI

[Zenon]

Hi everyone,

I have an application where I use a '876A as a remote controller with an Amulet Technologies touch screen LCD as the remote GUI. I need to have a local GUI to control the remote controller from a PC running Windows. Basically I think LabView is a huge overkill since I only have to set 3 analog values and 6 switches in this application (virtual sliders and switches on the LCD GUI). I also looked at MicroGUI from Rhombusinc.com and it looks nice but can't compile.
Here comes the question; does anyone know of anything similar to these that can create a nice compiled GUI on the PC with a serial comm, without breaking the bank and spend 6mo. to learn?

Thanks,

Zenon

[Luciano]

Hi,

Try here:
http://www.mister-e.org/pages/softwarepag.html
http://www.mister-e.org

Best regards,

Luciano

[Zenon]

Luciano,

Thanks, but not quite sure about the links to mistrer-e's site. I was looking for something that I could design myself. It seems that a compiled LabView VI might be the best alternative right now.

Thanks again,

Zenon

[mister_e]

Thanks Luciano for the free advert

In most cases i use Visual Basic and some OCX kit i buyed here and there.

In the past, Softwire was free... not now, anyways, you needed VB to use it.

Sorry, i don't know/use software like that.

[Normnet]

Take a look at RealBasic
http://www.realsoftware.com/

Very capable including USB full speed.
http://www.members.cox.net/walachcnc/usb.html

Capabilities of Windows programs involve more than PBP but easier than VB or Delphi. $99

Norm

[mister_e]

Someone else talk about JustBasic wich is free... maybe it worth to have a look to?
http://www.justbasic.com/