need help in sending the language status to a serial port

yaroncor

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Hi
trying to build an arduino device that will read the PC keyboard language status (in a multi language OS) so I need a windows app that will send it to a USB port

can anyone help with this code?

thanks!
Yaron
 

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To create a Windows application that can read and send the keyboard language status to an Arduino via a USB port, you will need to follow these general steps:
  1. Developing the Windows Application:
    • Use a programming language like C# or C++ in Visual Studio to create the Windows application.
    • Use Windows API functions to read the keyboard language status.
    []Communicating with Arduino:
    • Implement a protocol for communication between the Windows application and the Arduino over the USB port.
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    ]Arduino Side:
    • Develop an Arduino sketch that can receive and interpret the data sent by the Windows application and take appropriate actions based on the keyboard language status. Here is...
To create a Windows application that can read and send the keyboard language status to an Arduino via a USB port, you will need to follow these general steps:
  1. Developing the Windows Application:
    • Use a programming language like C# or C++ in Visual Studio to create the Windows application.
    • Use Windows API functions to read the keyboard language status.
    []Communicating with Arduino:
    • Implement a protocol for communication between the Windows application and the Arduino over the USB port.
    [
    ]Arduino Side:
    • Develop an Arduino sketch that can receive and interpret the data sent by the Windows application and take appropriate actions based on the keyboard language status. Here is a general outline of how you can approach this project:
      • Start by creating a simple Windows application that can detect the keyboard language status in real-time.
      • Test the application to ensure it can accurately read the keyboard language status.
      • Implement code to send this information to the Arduino over the USB port.
      • Develop the Arduino sketch to receive and process the data sent by the Windows application.
      If you need specific code examples or further guidance on a particular part of this project, feel free to ask! It's recommended to break down the project into smaller tasks and work on each component gradually.
 

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