For AVRDude, the type of this controller is usbtiny, correct?
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Don't know, I'm using it to reprogram electronic speed controllers that use the ATmega328 micro-controllers.
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Hi my friend...I do not remember well..but in Custumer Review section it says the programm is AVRdude
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This is a usbasp programmer. it uses 10 pin for SPI not the normal 6 pin. If using the Arduino IDE select usbasp as the programmer. find reference http://www.sainsmart.com/usb-isp-programmer-for-atmel-avr-51-atmega-attiny.html
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Controllers will never recognize this devise for some reason on my desktop, and 3 laptops. eSATA is the ultimate solution faster 2x and much more reliable They promise to revive all usb 3.0 devises and controllers .It means that new 2015 PC's will have no issues on motherboards .USB 3.0 is very new to the manufacturers (they trying to sell older hardware first :) Forget about this gadget
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Yea this controller is definitely a third party controller. To be honest I bought this because it was cheap but for some reason I kept getting shocked by the controller. Eventually it was unbearable and persistent to the point where I sent it back and just bought a microsoft controller. No complaints since then.
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This is a USB controller, it doesn't actually do anything when not plugged into a computer. It comes with a USB cable that powers it and connects it to a computer.
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Let me know if you get it working. Don't use a USB hub. Connect the controller directly to the PC.
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It has both AV input and output. And I only tested the AV input but will test the output later.
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Long story short for future answer-seekers of this question. This controller is a simple HID device. This means it will work on ANY OS to date with USB support. Raspberry Pi is a linux-device and so is Android as it uses the Linux Kernel (although the two differ so much I hate to even call Android Linux.) It'll work in OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Windows 98 and above, etc.
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The controller needs a software update In order to work with the new adapter, hence the usb.
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Not for usb. Bluetooth support for external controllers are only available on a jailbroken device. Haven`t seen anything for USB.
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Depends on your emulator. I bought 2 of these with that very idea, but the emulator I'm using recognizes them as the same USB adapter. So Adapter A has controllers 1 and 2 hooked in and Adapter B has controllers 3 and 4, however the emulator thinks 1 and 3 are the same controller. I'm still trying to figure out a fix.
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I don't know. It didn't work in either of my applications (an RTL-SDR TV/radio receiver, and a USB-to-RS232-serial adapter). The problem appeared to be too many lost frames over the USB interface, the drivers would get confused and "give up".
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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...
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To my knowledge, it only works to connect Wii Classic Controller style controllers to a computer via USB port. I don't make the product nor do I professionally test it. I'm mainly using it for emulation and other games I can get that will support it.
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Sorry mine does it automatcally. Maybe is damage, have you checked a good conection between the usb hub and the controller.
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USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. Yes, it works across all platforms that support USB
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usb controller is just for the ability to change the type of view you see your picture in. Blinking, flashing, wave ,etc.Will not work without being plugged in to wall and usb to port on the sign.
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I can't help you with that. I use a Commodore C64 computer to control the x10modules or this controller. Sorry..