Phyton USB Devices Driver Download

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A package that simplifies USB/HID communications on windows

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Project description

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PyUSB can run on any platform with Python 2.4 and later version. Communicating with a USB device has never been so easy. USB is a complex protocol, but PyUSB has all the necessary functions needed to configure a USB-supported device. PyUSB modules have two sub-modules: usb.core as the main module and usb.util containing utility functions.

Introduction
Installation Instructions
Using pywinusb.hid
Release changes

Introduction

This project aims to be a simple USB/HID user application space (hence no systemdrivers needed) 100% python package (without C extensions). Initially targetingsimple HID devices management.

The vision for this project is to be something similar to PySerial or PyParallelbut for USB/HID hardware enthusiasts.

Advantages

All python code, using ctypes
Top level handling of HID events (usage events calling hook function handlers)

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Current limitations

Depending on your application you might find these limitations

Windows only (so far…)
Maybe speed. I’ve had feedback by some users that speed is not a problem for high data throughput, but I think you might hit some Python limits if you are require any real time processing.

Installation Instructions

Windows

The most convenient way of installing is using easy_install or pip, Irecommend to do this once you are familiar with the library as you might loosetrack of the example source files, but you can take a look to the example orthe source browsing the github repository.

If using a source package (.zip) from PyPi un-zip your file, or get the sourcefrom the main repository and run the familiar setup.py install command lineis sufficient, setuptools or distribute (for python 3) are required.

Using pywinusb.hid

View the ./examples directory for some (ok, few right now) scripts. Theseshow, for instance, how to use pywinusb.hid to handle events from HID classdevices usages events.

Latest code and some Wiki information can be found on the main project code page.

Utilities

Feedback and Contributing

Feel free to contact me! use the main code project page, just tell what doyou think about the project or bring me anything you think might be cool toconsider.

Any participation it’s appreciated, feel free to contribute more examples or applications or just a reference to your open source project that uses the library.

Release changes

[Next release]

Fixed issue #33. Allow to read totally unparsed reports.

0.4.2

Issue #33.
PR #39. Intermittent lockup on close.

0.4.1

Patched ctypes issue on Python 3.5.1 64 bits.

0.3.7

Added PySide PnP example.

0.3.5

Win7/64 PnP example fixed again (due ctypes and Windows 64 API changes).

0.3.4

Jeff Rowberg (bluegiga) patch for deamon threads.

0.3.3

Win7/64 fixes, PnP example fixed, show_hids.py now using local encodings, stdout encodings now not in library (should be part of applications), usage_pages.py UsagePage repr() fix.

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0.3.1

Python 2 and 3 support (tested with Python 3.2)

0.3.0

Refactored setup api handling.
Many PyLint fixes.

0.2.9

Fixed broken value array usages transactions
Better Setup API device paths handling

<= 0.2.8

Fixed broken value array usages transactions
Fixing sending output / feature reports
Fixed broken input report handling
Stability improvements
Tweaked PnP example, added frame closing event handler, so the USB device is closed
Report reading threads and device closing optimizations
Fixed bugs preventing properly setting report usage variables after a HidReport().get()
Fixed raw_data.py example
Fixed bug preventing proper value array setting/getting items
Fixed deadlock when device unplugged
Added HidDevice.set_raw_data_handler(), and corresponding raw_data.py example script
Fixing output only mode (no input report for forced open)
Bringing a little bit of stability
Output only mode (no reading thread configured)
Kind of usable now

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