Can you program this with Delphi? Is there API documentation for a DLL that can me mapped into a programing language?
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I can't speak to Delphi compatibility but google "DMX USB Pro Widget API Specification 1.44" to find the Enttec API specification for the Enttec DMX USB Pro Widget which this device emulates (though not perfectly by any means). In particular, most of what you need to know is discussed in the 'Application Message Format' and the 'Output Only Send DMX Packet Request'. In essence, you'll simply send a sequence of bytes to the serial (i.e., COMx) port associated with the USB port into which you've plugged the device. There's a block of header bytes, then your DMX values, followed by a trailer byte. Once the device receives a block, it will repeat sending the DMX data until you send it a new block. That's it. Not really even an API, just some basic serial messages. The device only supports the DMX controller functionality -- that is, it won't act as a DMX receiver (at least that's what the manufacturer says). In Windows, in order to map a USB device to a virtual COM port, you'll want to download and install the FTDI drivers (http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm and it's best to use the Setup Executable noted in the Comments). Have fun...
862006
I did not even open the box...I sent it back because I found a different DMX solution. Sorry I don't have any info for you about that.
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I haven't used it yet, bit what version are you wondering about? It should be a generic USB to serial programmer to flash PIC microcontrollers. It is a pretty simple protocol to implement.James
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Since you asked the question, you are not prepared to program this scanner. The comments made by Al Buterol on 4/7/2014 are right on target. Go one step further and purchase it from the vendor fully programmed for your area of use. Good luck.
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The product description indicates it is a computer program on a DVD rather than an Audio CD with tracks you could rip. GG is right that the program, Audacity, plus Lame.dll is probably the best way to convert various things to mp3s. Audacity is free, open source, works well, and under most setups can also record your computer's audio output. Perhaps that's the only way you could extract audio from a program and convert to mp3, but I think it's supposed to be interactive.
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Hi Tiim, I programmed it myself with these institutions below. Hope it helps. http://www.programyourremote.com/classified/DisplayAd.asp?id=311
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http://www.fixya.com/support/p1245885-learning_company_3d_home_architect_delux 1. I copied the whole CD to my hard drive. (C:\Program Files (x86)\3D Home Architect) 2. Copy missing dll's: (They are in the Direct X folder) files in the 3D Home Architect Installation CD and copy them to C:\Windows\System *D3DRM.DLL *D3DRM8F.DLL *D3DRM16F.DLL *D3DRM24F.DLL *D3DRM32F.DLL 3. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\3D Home Architect\PROGRAM\3DHOMEV3.exe and double click
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If you know the master code and download the program manual, you should be able to do it easily. We programmed the module and renamed a couple of other points in approximately 10 minutes. Have fun!
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yes. its really simple to program. works fine with the oder Intellicode.google manual for directions.
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Unfortunately, I know nothing on programming this particular device.. However, the number on the face of most cards are serial numbers, and don't always match the data read by the reader. Did on older stuff when I got started, but now since cards can be rewritten, they seem not to match.... If you are into programming, I would recommend looking into a Microsoft DDK for keyboards, and you might be able to get more through a custom driver... Good luck on this one.
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It doesn't. You need to boot into windows to use the programming software. It didn't work for me under VMWare.
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The source code examples are for Arduino so you will have to figure out the .NET versions on your own but the devices should work fine. These are a common set of sensors that people use for experimentation so I'm guessing you would be able to find code examples for most of them on the web.
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No but if Google for it you can find the source for a driver in C under Linux on github. You may be able to port it to .net
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SDMMC\Navione\Navione.exe Try this, hopefully it will answer your questions. Good luck.
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you can use any program that allows mapping but you'd have to manually map it use traktor
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It CAN be programmed, and by default, its behavior is different in different settings... ie in the browser, it selects text, sorta like double right clicking a block of text. I just reprogram mine so I'm not sure exactly what the behavior is elsewhere.. Their software is easy to use, though, so it's all good.
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nope.This useless product is a software only. You may buy it if you want to waste your extra money. :)
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No software is included with this peripheral, so I do not think it is programmable.