WellMateOCX (COM/OLE Software Component for WellMate)
The WellMateOCX software component provides an application developer with an ActiveX automation interface for the WellMate device. The component will enable an application to instantiate an object which can directly control a WellMate device.

Please email info@controlmate.net for further information or queries

Current Release

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Version

1.0.6

Release date

28th February 2005

 











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Downloads

Self extracting executable file.
The web download packages utilise the Microsoft Windows Installer engine and database. The engine is not included within the packages, this reduces the package size and download time. The first time that you install a ControlMate® package, you may be prompted with a message informing you that the installer is missing or out of date. If this happens then you can download an engine installer from one of the following links.

Windows Installer for Windows 98 or ME

Windows Installer for Windows NT4 (SP6 and upwards) or Windows 2000

CD-ROM build.
A WinZip file which, when extracted, provides the file and directory structure for CD-ROM distribution. To use, download and unzip the file into an empty directory and then copy the complete set of files and any sub-directories onto the distribution CD-ROM.

Device operation manual in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

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Changes in this build

Date

Description

28-Feb-2005

Version 1.0.6
1. Updated User Guide with mark up revisions.
2. Modified the sample application to replace the XP style buttons with standard Visual Studio buttons.

09-Feb-2005

Version 1.0.5
1. Renamed the PumpSerial procedure and related enumerated values to PumpCycleCount. The user documentation has also been updated.

26-Jan-2005

Version 1.0.4
1. Reformatted the sample application user interface and changed the device buttons from 'read' and 'write' to 'Upload' and 'Download'. This was done to make allowances for the additional buttons that needed to be added for the new commands detailed below.
2. Added the EPROM functionality for querying the tweak table enabled flag, tweak table activity setting (ie use the factory default or use the user defined table), status query to pick up which tweak table is in use.
3. Added the EPROM functionality to set or retrieve the dispense delay value. This value, in milliseconds, is used to pause the pattern execution after each column dispense.

19-Jan-2005

Version 1.0.3
1. Fixed sample application which was incorrectly reading the data from the pattern edit grid and this was creating an incorrect pattern when updating the device.
2. Fixed sample application which was incorrectly reading the pattern id from the combobox field when setting the pattern id for writing patterns.
3. Fixed sample application which was incorrectly reading the pattern id from the combobox field when setting the pattern id for reading patterns from the device.
4. Fixed sample application which was incorrectly reading the pattern id from the combobox field when setting the pattern id for writing the default pattern to the device.
5. Fixed sample application which was incorrectly reading the pattern id from the combobox field when setting the pattern id for reading the default pattern from the device.

09-Nov-2004

Version 1.0.2
1. Added new command functionaility for reading and writing dispense patterns to the WellMate.
2. Added new command functionaility for reading and writing Tweak Table patterns to the WellMate for lower volume pattern dispensing.
3. Added new command functionaility to read and reset the Pump step serial number.
4. Rectified the anomaly where the additional OK received from the Eprom was causing the communcaitions to fall out of sequence.
5. Sample aaplication User Interface and control mechanisms changed to provide pattern building, tweak table creation, protocol script file manipulation and control plus the ability to use the new command features. Also added the new XP style buttons.

25-May-2004

Version 1.0.1
1. Changed the format of the well offset step value from '0000' to '000'. The RS232 section of the User guide incorrectly stated the previous format which should be '000'.
2. Changed the format of the speed step value from '0000' to '00000'. The RS232 section of the User guide incorrectly stated the previous format which should be '00000'.
3. Added well offset bounds checking to ensure that the value passed by the client via the OM/OLE interface does not exceed the EPROM minimum and maximum values. This setting is configurable via the WellMateOCX.ini file.


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