Software: SeaMAX API Documentation
Windows SeaMAX API Documentation
Sealevel digital and analog I/O modules supported by the SeaMAX software suite are designed to work with third party applications via the SeaMAX API. To help simplify application development, the following documentation details the functions of the SeaMAX API. To help you get started, example code is included for popular languages and compilers.
There are four modules that are included in the SeaMAX API:
- SeaMAX API
The foundation of SeaMAX with functions for configuring, interfacing, and modifying supported Sealevel digital I/O modules and devices. - SeaMAX Ethernet Discovery / Configuration API
The Ethernet module contains functions related to the discovery and configuration of Sealevel I/O devices with an Ethernet interface. - SeaDAC Lite Discovery API
The SeaDAC Lite module contains the programmatic functions for locating and identifying SeaDAC Lite modules. - Version 2.x Deprecated Interface
SeaMAX v3 has been completely rewritten with a focus on increasing speed and improving reliability. This module provides backwards compatibility with legacy SeaMAX v2 code.
Getting Started
The SeaMAX API manual contains numerous documents to assist you with application development. Three key documents are highlighted in order of importance.
- SeaMAX by Sealevel Model Number
Provides a quick breakdown by model number of all SeaMAX API functions useful to specific Sealevel I/O devices. - Integrating SeaMAX Into a Project
Covers methods for incorporating the versatile SeaMAX API into your project's language. - Example Code & Instructions
Includes several task based examples helping you quickly develop applications using SeaMAX.
The 'Modules' tab above lists all SeaMAX modules and their functions. For additional information regarding legacy products and technical specifications, please refer to the 'Related Pages' tab above.
Linux API Documentation
Sealevel digital and analog I/O modules supported by the SeaMAX software suite are designed to work with third party applications via the SeaMAX API. To help simplify application development, the following documentation details the functions of the SeaMAX API. To help you get started, example C and C++ source code is provided.
Getting Started
For help specific to USB enabled SeaIO and SeaDAC Modules, please see the USB Device Guide for further details.
There are three modules that are included in the SeaMAX API:
- SeaMAX API
The foundation of SeaMAX with functions for configuring, interfacing, and modifying supported Sealevel digital I/O modules and devices. - SeaMAX Ethernet Discovery/Configuration API
The Ethernet module contains functions related to the discovery and configuration of Sealevel I/O devices with an Ethernet interface. - Modbus Function by Sealevel Model Number
The Modbus Specification contains detailed descriptions of all RTU and TCP Modbus commands applicable to SeaIO and SeaDAC modules.
The 'Modules' tab above lists all SeaMAX modules and their functions. For additional information regarding legacy products and technical specifications, please refer to the 'Related Pages' tab above.
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