I wish I could provide more help, but Device::USB only provides access to the USB library. In order to actually interface with a device, you need to know something about the protocol the device uses.

I only know of two ways to get that:

The first option is the best if you can do it. If you have to go the sniffer route, you can do a web search for USB sniffer and find lots of options.

If you can get the protocol information, using Device::USB is not too terribly hard. If you need further help, you can email the author of the module. He's a nice enough guy and can be helpful, even though he usually doesn't know much about any particular device.

G. Wade

In reply to Re: Data adquisition from a USB device by gwadej
in thread Data adquisition from a USB device by flope004

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