> Hi all,
>
> If I eliminate the line:
>
> handle.setConfiguration(1)
This is really weird, you could try your original code in Linux.
>
> I get an error: USBError: usb_submit_async: invalid configuration 0
Yes, now I remember, libusb needs set_configuration call for internals data
structures. So
Hi all,
If I eliminate the line:
handle.setConfiguration(1)
I get an error: USBError: usb_submit_async: invalid configuration 0
So clearly a Configuration is needed. Not sure where to go from here. I'm
wondering if I should just try to access LibUSB directly with Ctypes - that's
what Py
Sorry for the long delay, but I have had hardworking in my main job...
Strange this error... Try to not call setConfiguration. Maybe the
underline hardware
driver already called it, and calling it twice may be causing the
peripheral hangs...
Wander
2009/11/9 J.D. Main :
> Hi - thanks for the tip.
Sorry for the long delay, but I have had hardworking in my main job...
Strange this error... Try to not call setConfiguration. Maybe the
underline hardware
driver already called it, and calling it twice may be causing the
peripheral hangs...
Wander
2009/11/9 J.D. Main :
> Hi - thanks for the tip.
Hi - thanks for the tip. It doesn't work though.
The line:
handle.setConfiguration(1)
causes the whole program to lock up. The code never gets past it. Any
ideas about what's causing this?
Best Regards,
J.D.
Try this:
> handle = dev.open()
> handle.setConfiguration(1)
> handle.interruptW
J.D. Main wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I was hoping to get a little snippet of code to help me query a USB
> temperature sensor with Python. I have installed libusb-win32 (v1.12.2) and
> pyusb (v0.4.2). I can sucessfully enumerate the device. Here's what it
> looks like:
>
> Device: \\.\libusb0-000
Try this:
> handle = dev.open()
> handle.setConfiguration(1)
> handle.interruptWrite(2,"hello world")
But probably your device doesn't know what "hello world" means, some
expect no side effect...
Wander
2009/11/4 J.D. Main :
> Hi folks,
>
> I was hoping to get a little snippet of code to help m
Hi folks,
I was hoping to get a little snippet of code to help me query a USB
temperature sensor with Python. I have installed libusb-win32 (v1.12.2) and
pyusb (v0.4.2). I can sucessfully enumerate the device. Here's what it
looks like:
Device: \\.\libusb0-0008--0x1dfd-0x0002
Device class
