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| ====== DigiUSB - Debugging and HID communication library ====== | ====== DigiUSB - Debugging and HID communication library ====== | ||
| + | This library has been deprecated in favour of DigiCDC - Digispark USB CDC Serial Library https://digistump.com/wiki/digispark/tutorials/digicdc. With DigiCDC the Digispark will show up as a COM port and the Arduino Serial monitor can be used normally. DigiUSB requires communication to the Digispark through a seperate application. | ||
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| + | I couldn't get the Windows device driver for the CDC Serial Library working. For me it shows up as unknown usb device (invalid configuration descriptor) and this older method works. | ||
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| + | While the Digispark is programmed through the micro USB connection, the Digispark will not show up as a COM port, so will not be able to write to the Arduino serial monitor through this micro USB connection. However, it is possible to install a library on the Digispark and and on a windows machine, a windows driver and then to communicate to a separate Monitor application. There are MAC and Linux alternatives also. | ||
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| + | This Monitor program is like the Arduino serial monitor, allowing you to send and receive messages to/from a Digispark. | ||
| See the DigiUSB->Echo example and the applications in the "Digispark - Example Programs" folder for an example of how to use the DigiUSB library. | See the DigiUSB->Echo example and the applications in the "Digispark - Example Programs" folder for an example of how to use the DigiUSB library. | ||
| - | On the computer side you can use the included command line tools in the DigiUSB Programs folder: | + | On the computer side you can use the included command line tools or more easily the Monitor Application in the DigiUSB Programs folder. The Windows DigiUSB programs are at https://github.com/digistump/DigisparkExamplePrograms/tree/master/Python/DigiUSB/windows : |
| - | * If you're on windows make sure to install the DigiUSB driver in that folder (different from the main Digispark driver) | + | * If you're on windows make sure to install the DigiUSB driver (different from the main Digispark driver). Drivers are at https://github.com/technologiescollege/arduino/tree/master/data/packages/digistump/tools/micronucleus/2.0a4 |
| - | * digiusb - this program is like the Arduino serial monitor, allowing you to send and receive messages to/from a Digispark running DigiUSB | + | * Command line application - send - this allows you to send data/text to a Digispark with DigiUSB. |
| - | * send - this allows you to send data/text to a Digispark with DigiUSB - run with --help to see all options | + | * Command line application - receive- this allows you to receive data/text from a Digispark with DigiUSB |
| - | * receive- this allows you to receive data/text from a Digispark with DigiUSB - run with --help to see all options | + | |
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| You can get RubyGem from: http://rubygems.org/gems/digiusb | You can get RubyGem from: http://rubygems.org/gems/digiusb | ||
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