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Zadig is an open-source, distributed, cloud-native CD (Continuous Delivery) product designed for developers. Zadig not only provides high-availability CI/CD capabilities, but also provides cloud-native operating environments, supports developers' local debugging, parallel build and deployment of microservices, integration testing, etc. . Zadig is non-invasive, it does not exclude any of your existing development process. Instead it can easily integrate with Github/Gitlab, Jenkins and many other cloud vendors in a seamingless way. We strive for the 10x optimal developer experience with the lowest maintenance cost possible. Our vision is: Developer + Zadig = Business success.
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I'm using this code to claim the use of the serial-2-USB device. It shows up and I can query the info about it, ie. "connected to USB2.0-Serial VID: 6790 PID: 29987" (CH34x from Qinheng). To be clear, I use the winUSB driver (downloaded with zadig-2.5.exe, Windows 10) and have uninstalled the original drivers.
I get the received data as dataview but when I do the decode it comes out gibberish. And I see that the array length pretty much corresponds to what I know my ESP8266 is posting over the serial port.
Example of decoded data: �(#���D"D�T�b�!A#7mP�R�N����#�m93aw9 ½�d-K��b��BF+3ѡ��kag1�R�#��#!!r����g�!d��a��谛oa��399�}��1D�#��'99�����9�����'99���'99����@@譛
I get the data as Uint8Arrays but even if I try to make my own parser the same gibberish is the end result. Do I need to care about USB stuff as in start bits, ack bits etc. etc.? All the example code out there just do a text decoder and that's it.
serial.js + index.html
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Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 18:04This isn't a flaw in WebUSB but with the script you are running. The serial.js script included in the Arduino examples repository is designed to work with Arduino devices where setting the baud rate in unnecessary because the port is virtual. In order to set the baud rate on a USB to serial adapter you need to send the SET_LINE_CODING control transfer. This should go before the SET_CONTROL_LINE_STATE command in your existing code. There is documentation for the structure of the control transfer here:
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I'm developing a USB Device containing a couple of USB Functions (CDC-ACM and DFU as of now), using windows provided drivers.
The device descriptor indicates the device uses IAD (Interface Association Descriptor) and the configuration descriptor reflects that, containing all the descriptors for the CDC function as well as the DFU Function. This configuration works right out of the box on non-windows platforms, with both drivers correctly assigned.
Due to WCID (Windows Compatible ID) requirements, I have setup the following descriptor indicating that windows should load WINUSB for the DFU Interface.
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Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 03:02You don't need to use Zadig to see what drivers Windows is using. The list of SYS files is shown in the Device Manager when you double-click on your device and go to the "Driver" tab.
At some point, possibly through software like Zadig, you might have loaded an INF file on your computer that tells it to use libusb0 with your device. You can inspect your device in the Device Manager and look at the "Inf Name" field to find out what INF file is responsible for this, if that is the case.
I recommend that you right-click on your device and select "Uninstall Device..." to remove your device's association with libusb0. You should also click the "Uninstall driver software" checkbox as you are doing this to remove the unwanted INF file (if it exists).
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I use webusb for printing on POS printer. And in past I had problems in any systems, but now I have solutions for Windows and Linux. But haven't for Android.
On windows I install Zadig driver.
On linux i make rule SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="3e33", ATTRS{idProduct}=="0130", MODE="0664", GROUP="plugdev", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'echo -n $id:1.0 > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usblp/unbind && echo -n $id:1.0 > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbfs/unbind'" on folder /etc/udev/rules.d/
On Linux and android, I had the same problem that the usblp driver did not allow to connect to the printer. But I managed to defeat it on Linux, but I don’t know how on android.
Is it possible to disable the usblp driver on android?
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Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 01:46To my knowledge it is not possible to disable a driver on Android without rooting the device.
The Android SDK provides the ability to request a "forceful" claim of the interface and I have filed https://crbug.com/1099521 with the Chromium project to consider whether to take advantage of it on Android.
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I'm developping a node.js electron app and I need to decide if our Hardware will feature BLE or standard Bluetooth. I found a couple of APIs (bleno & noble) for this purpose. However for Windows OS both of these require me to use an additional bluetooth usb adapter (used WinUSB & Zadig).
To put it bluntly, is there any way to communicate with a BLE device on a Windows OS using node.js without using an external dongle?
It seems like standard bluetooth is just way less of a hassle. Thanks!
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Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 19:28The official Bluetooth API on Windows is built for Windows Runtime, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/windows-runtime. It supports Javascript but I'm not sure if you need a specific js environment. If you don't get that working, you should write or use a native binding for node.js.
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I am trying to work with Epson POS TM-82 printer on windows 7 (64 bit). I have installed the printer's driver. I have python 2.7.15 (64 bit) installed. To work with python I am using this package, python-escpos.
After I have installed python-escpos, and try to run as documented, I am getting an error:
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Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 05:28Answering my own question here. So, it turns out, the problem was with python-escpos library. I had to remove the following from the printer.py (python module of that library):
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Answered 2018-May-07 at 15:25The issue seems to be that I did not trigger LibUsb.freeDeviceList(devs, unref_devices); , I figured it out when I disconnected the USB device manually and successfully connected it when it is freshly connected.
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In a project I'm trying to use the WebUSB API available in Chrome to print using a Zebra LP2844 printer.
I succeeded on OSX without issues and eventually on Ubuntu and on ChromeOS thanks to this post that talked about unbinding the kernel driver so Chrome was able to access the device.
The page I'm using for this is served though https as the documentation requires it.
On Windows 10 however, I'm able to connect to the printer with navigator.usb.requestDevice as shown here
but when I call open() on the connected printer during the print routine, I keep getting the next error
Error DOMException: Access denied.
Here is the print method code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-06 at 07:37maybe you could do a quick test with my WebUSB tester here: https://larsgk.github.io/webusb-tester/ it should show you which interfaces are claimed by the system (If this is the reason why it fails).
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