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    Dear all , if anybody know how to deal with USB port by C# ,could you send me the function that i have to use , i feel that it is not as easy as COM (RS232) programming so can you help me with it Mhmoud Rawas ------------ Software Eng.

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      Dear all , if anybody know how to deal with USB port by C# ,could you send me the function that i have to use , i feel that it is not as easy as COM (RS232) programming so can you help me with it Mhmoud Rawas ------------ Software Eng.

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      I found this article link[^] really helpful when I was trying to access a Cypress USB device through C#. Please note that it uses managed and unmanaged C++ to do the communications (not exactly what you want I imagine). If anyone else has any other information on how to communicate directly using C# I would also be interested. Cass

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        I found this article link[^] really helpful when I was trying to access a Cypress USB device through C#. Please note that it uses managed and unmanaged C++ to do the communications (not exactly what you want I imagine). If anyone else has any other information on how to communicate directly using C# I would also be interested. Cass

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        Thank you for that information . i have found another help full document about usb you can find it in the following web site : www.usb.org Mhmoud Rawas ------------ Software Eng.

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