>My code to manage HID USB relays uses hid.dll (32 & 64 bits) or >libusb-1.0 (32 bits only tested) on Windows, and libusb-1.0 or >libusb-0.1 in Linux.
I'll have a look at your project.. maybe it will give me some clues. Can you tell me how to get hid.dll? I find it all very confusing, can I just download the dll somewhere or do I have to get this huge confusing package and built it myself? The sample code that is able to access my device with python on Linux uses hid.dll I would like to at least be able to try the hid.dll... if I can get hid.dll somewhere. >Of course, functions on hid.dll and libusb are no the same, they work in >different way, but the libusb-1.0 works the same way in both platforms. The hid.dll way seems to have the functions I am trying to duplicate. >Implementation of hid.dll, libusb, etc, in my code only have relevant >functions used in USB relays, so they can not used as a complete >implementation. Maybe it will at least be able to get me started with some basic access.. at this point I would be happy to make it just open and close the device without an error. >In the other hand, the hardware you are trying to manage is 10CE:EB93 ? Yes, I got a listing of all devices, then I plugged in the new one, and that is the ID that was not there before. >If the answer is yes, that device is *not* HID compatible so you can not use >hid.dll for native access, you must use WinUSB API set, or the >libusb-1.0 abstraction layer. I'm curious how you can tell that by looking at the number of it? _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org https://lists.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
