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Device Usbpdo-4
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Device Usbpdo-4
I am trying to write a C program to communicate with some OneWire devices from a Windows PC via a Maxim DS9490R USB-to-OneWire bridge. The C program (a simple command line application) is built using Visual Studio C++. I am having trouble with the CreateFile() function. What string do I have to supply as the 'filename' parameter to identify the DS9490R, which is plugged into a USB port on my PC? The code that I am basing my program on (part of Maxim's OneWire Public Domain API) contains the comment 'For this platform use format '.DS2490-X' where X is the port number'. DS2490 is the name of the chip inside the DS9490R. I have tried the format given, and many variations of it, and all give me an error 'Error 23: Failed to acquire a necessary system resource'. I know that the hardware is working, because a different Maxim application (OneWireViewer, a Java app) works perfectly well, and finds the DS9490R, and the devices attached to the OneWire network, and can read values back from them. I just need to make this work in my C program.
I have tried using WinObj, which shows thousands of entries, some with Symlinks, all showing things like DeviceUSBPDO-13, but nothing like .smething. And none of them obviously corresponding to my DS9490R. This, I'm afraid, does not help me at all.
I hope someone can give me a hint that can get me over this hurdle.
Thanks - Rowan