curtisjones.us
curtisjones.us - static (a spectrum analyzer for os x) | can you hear me now?
http://www.curtisjones.us/static
Static is an in-development spectrum analyzer for Mac OS X that receives RF input from the RFSpace SDR-IQ. Its design has as its purpose to support many different SDRs and to easily be able to manipulate the data from the SDR to achieve a specific representation of it - all while not looking like crappy, ordinary spectrum analysis software. Supported via the libusb-0.x. And vastly superior libusb-1.x. The graphs are loosely based on Chanalyzer.
libuvcc.dm9.se
libuvcc: Libuvcc description
http://www.libuvcc.dm9.se/index.html
Libuvcc 0.41a. Simple uvc implementation for os x. Libuvcc in no way implements all of the uvc-standard. It's main purpose is help people control some of the basic functions available in their webcams. This is very much an alpha-release, return values and function arguments may very well change in future releases. Bug reports are always welcome at slugg .nosp@m. Normally when your program starts). Get a hold of your cam using one of the uvccGetCam. functions. You can also use uvccSendInfoRequest().
junerules.com
JuNe Rules - Blog
https://www.junerules.com/blog/Linux
Trigger browser reload in Enlightenment. Has changed it's focus model recently which required me to modify my browser reload script. so I did. It now relies on "mouse over" focus to force the window to get focus and then reloads. in other words don't just mouse click focus. To execute just run the following. You can omit the yourbrowser argument in which case it'll use " Vivaldi. To change that simply change the following line the script:. If you want to trigger it from Vim. At 16:11 No comments. Ie it s...
thepocketofresistance.wordpress.com
Joysticks on the Brain | thepocketofresistance
https://thepocketofresistance.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/joysticks-on-the-brain
Joysticks on the Brain. Let’s look start by looking at the options. This option would be the easiest, but falls on its face quickly. It’s a simple enough question. Why not just enhance the current driver to add chatpad support? Virtualize a Physical Joystick. This is where I ended up next. It seems pretty easy, implement a generic driver that gives you control over the device ( libusb. So now you have two drivers installed to give you control and send data back. The worst part is this method works great ...
ellert.se
TWAIN SANE Interface for MacOS X
http://www.ellert.se/twain-sane
TWAIN SANE Interface for MacOS X. This is a TWAIN datasource for MacOS X that aquires images using the SANE backend libraries. The SANE backend libraries provide access to a large range of scanners connected through SCSI or USB. For a complete list see the documentation on the SANE project homepage. The TWAIN SANE Interface is provided as a binary package and as source code. To use the interface you only have to install the binary package. Before installing the TWAIN SANE Interface package you sh...There...
te923.fukz.org
Documentation — te923 0.6.1 documentation
http://te923.fukz.org/documentation.html
Te923 0.6.1 documentation. The software is shipped only as source code. After you downloaded the source code just untar and compile it. You have to install libusb. First Te923 requires libusb. Tar xvzf te923tool* cd te923tool* make all. This will build a te923con binary file which is all you need. Feel free to copy it to /usr/bin or make a link. The usage of the tool is very simple. There are some command line options you can use. Gives you a debug output. Its usefull if you send me an email.
walac.github.io
PyUSB
http://walac.github.io/pyusb
USB access on Python. Download this project as a .zip file. Download this project as a tar.gz file. PyUSB - Easy USB access on Python. PyUSB aims to be an easy to use Python module to access USB devices. PyUSB relies on a native system library for USB access. Currently, it works out of the box with libusb 0.1. And works with any Python version starting at 2.4, including Python 3 releases. The best way to start with PyUSB is through the PyUSB 1.0 tutorial. And API reference can be found in the doc strings.
ctrl-v.biz
Контрактная разработка ПО и электроники
http://ctrl-v.biz/portfolio/21
7 967 636 61 28. USB-HID - - UART преобразователь. Общество с ограниченной ответственностью ТестЭйр. Проектирование, разработка и изготовление USB-HID - - UART преобразователя. Проектирование/изготовление опытного образца, имеющего возможность работать как на 3,3 В, так и на 5 В уровнях напряжения со стороны UART;. Разработка демонстрационного приложения для операционных систем Windows и Linux, позволяющего наглядно продемонстрировать двухсторонний обмен данными. Поскольку при подключении Переходник опре...
junerules.com
JuNe Rules - Blog
https://www.junerules.com//blog/12
Cyborg V.7 volume bar on Linux. While playing with the Cyborg V.7 macro keys. I though: how hard can it be to get the volume bar working on the keyboard as well? As it turns out, not too hard. The big difference is that instead of reading what happens on USB, you'll actually need to write to USB to change the volume bar leds. So I started to play around with LibUSB. Grabbed some scripts and monitored what windows did on my USB port when adjusting the volume bar via the "official" driver.
