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How to write to the USB port?

Richard Pettersen
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>How to write to the USB port?


Normally USB device requires corresponding kernel mode
device driver (WDM). App programs need to access via
File I/O. Normally it is done by a DLL. So you need
prepare both device driver and DLL. Then the LV app
can access the DLL via Call Library functionality.

Rai
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sorry, this was my question: "How to write to the USB port"
I need a USB-device-driver for Windows (Labview / Labwindows)
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Is there anybody know the answer?

Is it use NI-VISA to communication with usb device?

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Hi,
See if the below link is helpful...
 
 
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_Deepu
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This link is one that actually pertains to USB and VISA. You would only use this procedure though if you had the USB RAW information from the vendor or you are creating your own USB device. This is often difficult to get. Typically, a vendor will provide a dll that you can use with the Call Library Function Node. What is the device?
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Yeah Dennis,
 
I got the wrong link... that was for PXI/PCI
 
Thanks for the correction.
 
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_Deepu
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I want to access the USB port through LabVIEW.
What are procedure to follow access the USB?
 
 
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Surendar
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It all depends on the USB device that is connected. You can look at the link I provided for USBTMC devices and devices for which you have no driver from the vendor.
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Hai


The USB connection working only NI USB or any other usb. Because i alreay installed my usb driver,But i can't identified vendor ID and manafacturing ID?

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surendar

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