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How can I communicate to the USB port?

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    zeeShan anSari
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    Hi, Can anybody tell me that how i can communicate with the USB port ?i want to make a simple program (at that time) in the visual studio c# ,such program has ability to on/off the LED connected to the USB port. Please guide me.......... :sigh:

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      Hi, Can anybody tell me that how i can communicate with the USB port ?i want to make a simple program (at that time) in the visual studio c# ,such program has ability to on/off the LED connected to the USB port. Please guide me.......... :sigh:

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      Wayne Phipps
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      Ummm, I don't think "simple" describes what your trying to achieve. You will need some kind of develepment baord which will contain some kind of usb controller. Some of these use flash firmare which you can rebuild to your own requirements (perform your functions). The .net framework was not designed to perform low level usb communications so you'll probably end up using a third party library. A quick search on google pulled up these links: Basic USB - Using Microchip Stack and C#.Net - Hardware USB and C# The USB library for .NET

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