C++ Builder Examples

C++ Builder Examples

This page contains examples of communicating with FTDI devices through the D2XX drivers and FTD2XX.DLL using C++ Builder.

Example 4

This example program is the source code for the FT232R Test Application from our Utilities page.

It can be used to test the handshaking lines on FT232R based RS232/RS485/RS422 designs. This program can also be used for programming the external EEPROM over USB in a manufacturing environment. The test features require the test cable shown on ST_232_245.pdf to be connected.

Our D2XX direct drivers should be installed for this application. The code can be modified to fit your requirements.

To download the application source code , click here.

To download the test cable specification, click here.

Example 3

This example program is the source code for the FT2232C Test Application from our Utilities page.

It can be used to test the handshaking lines on FT2232C based RS232/RS485/RS422 designs. This program can also be used for programming the external EEPROM over USB in a manufacturing environment. The test features require the test cable shown on FT2232C_Test_Cable.pdf to be connected.

Our D2XX direct drivers should be installed for this application. The code can be modified to fit your requirements.

To download the application source code, click here.

To download the test cable specification, click here.

Example 2

This example program is the source code for the FT232BM Test Application from our Utilities page.

It can be used to test the handshaking lines on FT232BM based RS232/RS485/RS422 designs. This program can also be used for programming the external EEPROM over USB in a manufacturing environment. The test features require the test cable shown on ST_232_245.pdf to be connected.

Our D2XX direct drivers should be installed for this application. The code can be modified to fit your requirements.

To download the application source code , click here.

To download the test cable specification, click here.

Example 1

This application software example illustrates how to integrate D2XX drivers into a Borland C++ Builder Project. This example was developed using C++ Builder Version 4.

To download the example code, click here.