Difference between revisions of "PC Drivers"

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This LogicBox uses a USB 2.0 chip from Cypress.
 
This LogicBox uses a USB 2.0 chip from Cypress.
  
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== Windows ==
 
New driver for Windows 7 64-Bits with Digital Signature!
 
New driver for Windows 7 64-Bits with Digital Signature!
  
 
[http://www.physi.uni-heidelberg.de/~rubio/files/LogicBox/Driver/DL706_709_Windows.zip Windows XP/7/32-Bits/64-Bits Installer]
 
[http://www.physi.uni-heidelberg.de/~rubio/files/LogicBox/Driver/DL706_709_Windows.zip Windows XP/7/32-Bits/64-Bits Installer]
  
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== Linux ==
  
 
The LogicBox is now running under Linux. All test are done with ubuntu but should work with others Linux distributions. The open source library "libusb " is used in order to control the LogicBox. To install the library and give access to the LogicBox to all user follow this installations instructions:
 
The LogicBox is now running under Linux. All test are done with ubuntu but should work with others Linux distributions. The open source library "libusb " is used in order to control the LogicBox. To install the library and give access to the LogicBox to all user follow this installations instructions:

Revision as of 19:22, 1 April 2014

The LogicBox communicates with the PC through a USB interface. Depending on the LogicBox model different drivers will be needed. The main platform supported is windows. Even though there are drivers and software for Linux (for the LogicBox DL701 and DL708) we cannot help if you are having troubles with it.


DL701 and DL708

This LogicBox uses a USB 1.1 chip from FTDI. This LogicBox model works under Linux, Mac and Windows.


Linux Installer

Mac Installer

Windows XP/7/32-Bits/64-Bits Installer

DL706 and DL709

This LogicBox uses a USB 2.0 chip from Cypress.

Windows

New driver for Windows 7 64-Bits with Digital Signature!

Windows XP/7/32-Bits/64-Bits Installer

Linux

The LogicBox is now running under Linux. All test are done with ubuntu but should work with others Linux distributions. The open source library "libusb " is used in order to control the LogicBox. To install the library and give access to the LogicBox to all user follow this installations instructions:

Install the libusb library

 sudo apt-get install libusb-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libusb-1.0-0
 

Install the LogicBox source code

 sudo apt-get install subversion
 svn checkout http://hwstar.physi.uni-heidelberg.de/svn/LB_C++/branches/Linux

Make the LogicBox accessible to all users

 echo SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="16dc", ATTRS{idProduct}=="0013", GROUP="plugdev", MODE="0660" 20-LogicBox.rules
 sudo mv 20-LogicBox.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/