At Wednesday 13/12/2006 23:48, James Matthews wrote:
However we see that you can unmount it ans sometimes it will be turned off
I think it's some kind of soft turn off; you send the device a
command to shutdown self. The +5V stay there.
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Gabriel Genellina
Softlab SRL
ok thanks
On 12/14/06, Gabriel Genellina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At Wednesday 13/12/2006 23:48, James Matthews wrote:
However we see that you can unmount it ans sometimes it will be turned
off
I think it's some kind of soft turn off; you send the device a
command to shutdown self. The
Hi,
I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
on properly. I am using small script written in python
to open a port (I am using a serial to usb adapter
since my device has a serial connector on it), and
send some data.
Now I just
Sajjad Hussain wrote:
I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
on properly. I am using small script written in python
to open a port (I am using a serial to usb adapter
since my device has a serial connector on it), and
send
However we see that you can unmount it ans sometimes it will be turned
off
On 12/13/06, Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sajjad Hussain wrote:
I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
on properly. I am using small
