Actually I got the device working by just skipping everything HID and
just using libusb. I could never get HIDDEV to work properly. libhid
doesn't work right either, whether I use send_output_report or the
interrupt call. but usb_interrupt_write works fine.
-Paul
On 5/17/06, Pete Zaitcev <[EM
On Tue, 16 May 2006 21:40:48 -0700, "Steve Calfee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >[...] However, the call to HIDIOCSREPORT takes around
> >5-8seconds instead of < 1s like the first run. All successive runs
> >exhibit this behavior. Oh yeah, and the radio does not respond to my
> >report at all. I
The device is configured to send
and receive 32 byte reports. The designer of the USB project has code
written in Windows Pascal (Delphi?) to control the device. The code
is a rework from the code generated by EasyHID and is a USB controlled
car radio. Here is my output of lsusb:
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This is my first post to this newsletter. I sent a very similar post
to linux-usb-users but figured this is more of a development question.
I have been trying to write host software to communicate with a
low-speed USB PIC Microcontroller. The device is configured to send
and receive 32 byte repor
