On 2006-02-07, malv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> Would anybody know whether PySerial would work over an usb/serial
> adapter?
Yes.
> (what about usb/parallel adapters?)
Don't know.
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malv schreef:
> Hi All,
> Would anybody know whether PySerial would work over an usb/serial
> adapter?
If the driver for the adapter creates a virtual COM-port (i.e. it shows
up as a serial port in Windows' device manager), it works. The software
sees no difference between a real port and a fake
Hi All,
Would anybody know whether PySerial would work over an usb/serial
adapter?
(what about usb/parallel adapters?)
Thx.
malv
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On 2006-02-06, George T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to access the serial port via python on a windows machine.
> Reading on the web, there are three solutions: pyserial, siomodule and
> USPP.
You can also just use win32 stuff directly (CreateFile et al).
> pyserial seems to be the best
George T. schreef:
> I need to access the serial port via python on a windows machine.
> Reading on the web, there are three solutions: pyserial, siomodule and
> USPP. pyserial seems to be the best option since the other two are
> tested with Windows 95 and older versions of python. Would you ag
I need to access the serial port via python on a windows machine.
Reading on the web, there are three solutions: pyserial, siomodule and
USPP. pyserial seems to be the best option since the other two are
tested with Windows 95 and older versions of python. Would you agree
with this or have I mis
