Re: Controlling hardware with lua (via USB interface)?

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• Subject: Re: Controlling hardware with lua (via USB interface)?
• From: Asko Kauppi <asko.kauppi@...>
• Date: 2004年4月24日 04:48:02 +0300

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Use LuaX and the serial port control bits. They can be programmed individually, and your script will work as well on both Windows and Linux.

http://www.testbox.fi
-ak
23.4.2004 kello 15:05, <Goetz.Kluge@infineon.com> kirjoitti:

I need bidirectional access (unfortunately under Windows) to a port of a

PC in order to control 2 pins.
This is for emulating an I2C-interface.
As the parallel interface has no long term future, I would like to use
USB.
Here are these alternatives:
(1) Direct bitbanging (violating the USB spec),
(2) Driving via USB an IC which does USB/parallel-IO conversion,
(3) Driving via USB an IC which does USB/I2C conversion.
Any hints on how to do that with Lua under Windows?
Goetz

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