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pl2303 drivers

Original Message
Name: dupe576
Date: February 21, 2008 at 08:06:07 Pacific
Subject: pl2303 drivers
OS: windows vista premium
CPU/Ram: Intel Core 2 Duo T5300 2G
Model/Manufacturer: Toshiba
Comment:
Hey,

My boss put me in charge of getting this pin pad device to work with our software.

We have it plugging into the usb port with a converter cable that converts it to a rs232 port. This converter cable uses the pl2303 driver to aid with this.

I am new to drivers, particularly on the windows OS. My question is how do I use this driver to communicate with the device?

I'm trying to read into it but am being overloaded by information and I think I could use some help. I was reading something about using the win32 api and using create file to get a handle? I found this to be quite confusing and am having trouble finding examples of how to use this handle. Isn't there just some standard I/O library I can use to communicate? Please help!


Here's some info on the device:


2 ] : [USB DEVICE] on Port 1 Address : 2

uniqueID : USB/Adr_2&Port_1&Vid_067b&Pid_2303&Rev_0400&Ver_0110&DevClass_00&DevSubClass_00&NumC_01

driverKeyName : {4d36e978-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}\0000

friendlyDeviceName: Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port

Object Type : Device, DeviceImpl, NonJUSB

Device Descriptor:

bcdUSB : 1.1

Device Class : 0 ( device )

Device Subclass : 0

Device Protocol : 0

Max Packet Size : 64

idVendor : 1659 0x67b

idProduct : 8963 0x2303

bcdDevice release number : 4.0

iManufacturer : 1

iProduct : 2

iSerialNumber : 0

NumConfiguration : 1

Configuration Descriptor:

wTotalLength : 39

bNumInterfaces : 1

bConfigurationValue : 1

bmAttributes : 160 Device supports Remote Wakeup!

bMaxPower : 50 ( 100mA)

Interface Descriptor[0]:

bInterfaceNumber : 0

bAlternateSetting : 0

bNumEndpoints : 3

bInterfaceClass : 255

bInterfaceSubClass : 0

bInterfaceProtocol : 0

iInterface : 0

Interface[0] Endpoint Descriptor[0]:

bEndpointAdress : 1 IN Pipe Data flows from Device to Host

bmAttributes : 3 Type: interrupt

bMaxPacketSize : 10

bInterval : 1

getEndpoint : 129 81

Interface[0] Endpoint Descriptor[1]:

bEndpointAdress : 2 OUT Pipe Data flows from Host to Device

bmAttributes : 2 Type: bulk

bMaxPacketSize : 64

bInterval : 0

getEndpoint : 2 2

Interface[0] Endpoint Descriptor[2]:

bEndpointAdress : 3 IN Pipe Data flows from Device to Host

bmAttributes : 2 Type: bulk

bMaxPacketSize : 64

bInterval : 0

getEndpoint : 131 83


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