Open Source Library for Human Interface Devices

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Hey everyone.

I have a human interface device that I want to communicate with.
Simply I will get data from that device and take logs.

I need an open source library for Windows&Linux for user interface application?
Anybody knows a useful library, or an article shows how to accomplish this?

Any idea will be well appreciated.
My best regards...

Posted 10-Oct-11 11:05am

Un_NaMeD

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André Kraak 10-Oct-11 17:15pm

Does the manufacturer not have any relevant documentation and communication library?

Un_NaMeD 10-Oct-11 17:20pm

Hi André!
In fact, I've made that device which is actually an electronic card managing by a micro controller(PIC18f2550).
Because that device's programmed as a hid, the OS recognize it automatically.
What I need is just to send&get data from/to it.
My regards...

Xeshan Ahmed 11-Oct-11 1:32am

kindly send complete details about your HID

Un_NaMeD 11-Oct-11 2:35am

The card is made for obtaining data from device to PC. It's going to be a data acquisition card. it will get any analog input, process it and send them to the PC. Programming language used is MicroC. The HID library is used, indeed.

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markkuk · Answer 1 · 2011-10-11T00:00:00

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If you mean that the device appears as an USB HID class[^] device, then you can use HIDAPI[^] or libusb[^].

Posted 11-Oct-11 0:00am

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Un_NaMeD 12-Oct-11 8:54am

Hey markkuk!
I've tried both of the libraries but they sucked :/
Even I couldn't execute the examples.
You know any other library or such things?
Thank you...