Hi,
 
As my feeble attempt at giving something back to the open source community, here is some extremely crude and simple code to illustrate how to talk with the SRV-1 using Windows and C++.  This is a really early version.  The next version runs on Windows and Linux using FLTK for the display.
 
This version prompts for the commands to send to the ZigBee SRV-1.  If an "I" is sent, the image file will be saved to C:\.  If "quit" is received, the serial port is closed and the program terminates.  There is no code to check if the command entered is valid or not.
 
I posted this to my website at:
 
http://www.sthconsulting.com/files/test.zip
 
I hope someone finds it useful.
 
Shawn
 
 

I have completed version 1.1, if anyone is interested in it.  I am using OpenCV to display the current frame from the SRV-1.  It still isn't very eloquent or efficient but a start for anyone that wants to use C++.  I had trouble uploading the zip folder, so here is the updated .CPP file (the only thing that changed from version 1.0).
 
The IplImage data structure of OpenCV is fairly robust and you can get to the pixel values of the image, which makes image processing feasible.
 
http://www.sthconsulting.com/files/Test.cpp
 
Shawn

Does anyone have a copy of the Windows C++ code and headers mentioned in this thread?  The links don't connect to zip files anymore.  Thanks -- Win