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Siemens USB PPI Cable - Visual C# connection?

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    Hi to all, How can i communicate between Siemens PLC and Visual C# via USB PPI cable as serial communication? When i plug it to my pc so it is identified as a HID device. i want it as com port.(serial pot). how can i achieve this? must i attach any kind of dll to my project? Anyone can help me?

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      Hi to all, How can i communicate between Siemens PLC and Visual C# via USB PPI cable as serial communication? When i plug it to my pc so it is identified as a HID device. i want it as com port.(serial pot). how can i achieve this? must i attach any kind of dll to my project? Anyone can help me?

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      The driver for the device has to expose the device as a COM port. If it doesn't, you're going to have to go to the manufacturer of the device and either get an updated driver that does this or get a SDK for the device that allows some other method of communication.

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        The driver for the device has to expose the device as a COM port. If it doesn't, you're going to have to go to the manufacturer of the device and either get an updated driver that does this or get a SDK for the device that allows some other method of communication.

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        Thanks for your reply

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