I am trying to build a USB device, and write a DELPHI application to
control that device.
I found the USB information on the USB developer's homepages, and I managed
to download the W98DDK that has C++ examples for controlling HID devices. I
also have a Cypress chip
that I programmed as HID device (thermometer), and that passes the HID
specifications test.
But I still do not have a DELPHI application that can actually use the data
from that device.
Can anyone give me a clue on how to go from here??
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Jaap Liefting
LeiderdorpInstrume...@compuserve.com

You must describe in more detail as to what you want the D app to do?

 I assume you want it to read the USB calls?

Jaap Liefting <LeiderdorpInstrume...@compuserve.com> wrote in article
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The USB device is made HID compatible. One of the reports contains the
temperature. I would like the delphi app. to:
- recognise the device when it is plugged in
- be able to get the temperature values from the hid reports
- recognise when the device is removed

Maynard Philbrook (Jamie) <ja...@{*word*104}zone.net> wrote in article
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