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Appendix C: Visual Basic Programming for Water Monitoring SystemDim Data As StringPrivate Sub Form_Load()MSComm1.CommPort = 1MSComm1.Settings = "9600,N,8,1"MSComm1.InputLen = 0MSComm1.PortOpen = TrueEnd Sub‘Setting Serial Port’Private Sub timer1_timer()If Shape6.FillColor = vbWhite ThenShape6.FillColor = vbRedElseShape6.FillColor = vbWhiteEnd IfIf Shape7.FillColor = vbWhite ThenShape7.FillColor = vbRedElseShape7.FillColor = vbWhiteEnd IfIf Shape8.FillColor = vbWhite ThenShape8.FillColor = vbRed48
ElseShape8.FillColor = vbWhiteEnd IfIf Shape9.FillColor = vbWhite ThenShape9.FillColor = vbRedElseShape9.FillColor = vbWhiteEnd IfEnd SubPrivate Sub Timer2_Timer()Text1.Text = MSComm1.InputData = Text1.Text‘Commands to Received Data from Microcontroller’If Data = "LO" Then‘Control level Water’Label8.Caption = "Low Level" ‘Shape will increase when level increase ’Shape2.Height = 120 ’Shape2.Top = 7200Timer1.Enabled = FalseElseIf Data = "25" ThenLabel8.Caption = "level 1"Shape2.Height = 1100Shape2.Top = 6160Timer1.Enabled = FalseElseIf Data = "20" Then49
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