
242 Siemens Simatic S7 Driver Online Help
See Also
Feature: Configuring the Driver from Custom COM/OLE Automation Applications
Creating a Custom Application Using Microsoft
Visual Basic
Microsoft Visual Basic is one of many applications that you can use to develop
custom OLE configuration applications for use with the SI7 I/O driver.
To start designing a Visual Basic application that accesses the SI7 I/O driver objects
[1] Start Visual Basic and select References from the Projects menu. The
Intellution SI7DRV OPC Server Toolkit 7.20 Library should display in the
Available References list box. If it does, select it. If it does not, browse your
directories for .TLB files and add SI7DRV.TLB to the Available References
list box.
[2] Select Object Browser from the View menu and select SI7DRV from the
Libraries/Projects drop-down list at the top of the browser.
[3] Select a property or method and press F1 to learn how to use it.
The type library, SI7DRV.TLB, is installed in the same path that you installed the SI7
I/O Server.
NOTE: To use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) instead of the VB Compiler,
select References from the Tools menu in step 1 and follow steps 2 and 3 above.
See Also
Feature: Configuring the Driver from Custom COM/OLE Automation Applications |
Accessing SI7 Server Data Using an OPC Client | Creating a Custom Application
Using C or C++ | Creating Custom Client Applications
Creating a Custom Application Using C or C++
You can create a custom configuration application for use with an I/O Server using
Microsoft Visual C or C++.
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