PICO has a programmer manual which says that it requires a software program to use its API to communicate with the devices.
From DASYLab's point of view, that means that you would have to write a driver using the Extension Toolkit.
Drivers like this typically require an experienced C Programmer, with Windows knowledge. It could take anywhere from one week to 6 months to write the driver, depending on the scope and complexity of the PICO API and the desires of a customer.
You could contact PICO and ask them if they plan to write a driver.
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