Tarmo Johannes wrote: > My task is to use a digital USB-controller ( > Redlab 1024LS > http://www.meilhaus.de/index.php?id=26&user_produkte%5BPR%5D=90&L=1&cHash=f866b18d24
A perfect example of a product is abusing HID, maybe because of lack of understanding of USB in the organization. It makes me mad. :( > ) to read state of simple switches and use the information for > sound synthesis at the end. Your project would be significantly easier if you could work with a USB device that does not force all the HID BS on you. > After some search libhid looks very promising! Suggest looking at HIDAPI from Signal 11 if you need to speak raw HID. > Does Endpoit OUT means get the data out FROM device or send them > out TO deivce? USB is host centric. OUT means to the device. > and experimented also with different packet lengths (1 and 3 > instead of 8) but the result was always You need to know what the device expects, in order to successfully communicate with it. > I would be most happy if you could help me further! Is it at all possible for you to switch hardware? I would recommend the Olimex LPC-P1343 development board instead, which I've made a very simple example for. http://stuge.se/lpc-p1343_buttons.tar.bz2 //Peter _______________________________________________ libhid-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/libhid-discuss http://libhid.alioth.debian.org/
