> > All I need is a starting point and I can take it from their. I can
> > decipher my own logs, its just the initial communication. Remember, "fb"
> > is used to open the drawer in some way, they are toward the end, (just in
> > case you do take on this challenge).
>
> There seem to be only tree different commands: 0x32, 0xfa and 0xfb.
> All are control messages and get back 8 bytes of data. Most probably,
> these 8 bytes contain info about the status of the device (open/close).
Hi Henning,
What you said seems simple enough. usb-robot is built on libusb and I
think I want to start there.
How would I format a command to trigger a 0xfb and read the results using
this command set?
transfer -- make a USB transfer. Parameters:
type=["bulk","control"]
ep=[endpoint number]
dir=["in","out"]
timeout=[frames]
requesttype=[int] -- only meaningful for control transfers
request=[int] -- only meaningful for control transfers
value=[int] -- only meaningful for control transfers
index=[int] -- only meaningful for control transfers
Example: transfer type=bulk size=6 ep=0x01 dir=OUT
Thank you for your help,
Caylan
>
> Bye,
> Henning
>
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