> > 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
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 02:04:45PM -0600, Caylan Van Larson wrote:
> The information I provided (and interpretation) was purely for your
> enjoyment :) I dont really know what I am talking about but I am willing
> to learn.
If you know perl, just try to follow the comments I gave. If you k
>
> Sending a control message to an interrupt endpoint? Looks suspicious.
> The message should be sent to the control endpoint.
>
> > gcc usb-cashdrawer.c and never looked back.
>
> At least if you want to use the interrupt endpoint, that's the right
> approach. But for just sending control mess
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 06:02:40AM -0600, Caylan Van Larson wrote:
> I purchased a cash drawer with a USB interface. It came with windows
> drivers but no official linux drivers. It works great under Win98, got a
> nice utility that polls/fires the selenoid.
>
>
> Windows Side:
> I have
Hi all,
This is going to be a length email documenting the last 10 hours of my
life before I pass out at my computer desk.
Story:
I purchased a cash drawer with a USB interface. It came with windows
drivers but no official linux drivers. It works great under Win98, got a
nice utility that po
