Thank you! Looking forward to feedback from more experienced owfs-eyes.. :)
Scanning the USB bus for vid/pid should be no problem. However, the
DS9490R seems to use a special vid/pid, where the LinkUSB uses a generic
"any-kind-of-ftdi-based-adapter"-vid/pid. Unfortunately the dumped
strings doesn'
This is incredible work. Definitely will add to the master branch once the
final touches and test are done.
It's easy, using libusb, to read the vendor/product code. We do it for
DS9490R adapters now. Beyond vendor/product codes, there are many other USB
strings. One of them might be characteristi
Oops, git link fixes:
https://sourceforge.net/u/stromnet/owfs/ci/ftdi-linkusb/tree/ (links to
full tree, not only latest commit.. Click "History" to see all commits)
And anonymous R/O clone command:
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/u/stromnet/owfs owfs-stromnet
On 6/22/14 23:09 , Johan Ström wro
Hi,
I've previously mentioned my work on LinkUSB performance improvements
[1], and my goal to write a libftdi based implementation. The
client-timings are generally cut about 2.5 times, depending on
operation. A temp sensor is read in ~50ms instead of ~123ms.
I now have some code which works f
The DS2438 is certainly supported and used in any number of devices
(humidity sensors, multifunction sensors from HobbyBoards and iButtonlink
among others).
he DS2436 is supported based on it's datasheet, but I can't recall if it's
been tested in real life. The command set is similar to the DS2438
Hello!
New project time here. I'm busy trying to come up with something that
will harness the amazing collection of parts here and I've got a batch
of DS2436s that I want to apply, one of them certainly. Or the DS2438.
I've got a batch of them as well.
So I'm wondering. Am I correct in my belief t
