Hey guys,
I had downloaded the Dot Peek decompiler and it would not decompile the dll file. All it told me was that it wasn't supported. Maybe I did something wrong, but that is all I got from that software. As far as getting the .dll file, you can navigate to:
http://www.omega.com/pptst/OM-USB-TC.html
and click on software and install Omega's Universal Library. It also comes with a help file that will explain the function that I am trying to use "cbTIn()". As far as leaving out the "options" argument, it is my understanding that C coding doesn't like having blank arguments. If you do end up looking in the Universal Library, the necessary .dll file is "cbw64.dll." In addition, the usb communication protocol is not available. If it was, I wouldn't be using this .dll file in the first place and would have just hooked up via usb communication in python using PyUSB. However, the company will not give out the communication protocol.
Thanks,
Zach
I had downloaded the Dot Peek decompiler and it would not decompile the dll file. All it told me was that it wasn't supported. Maybe I did something wrong, but that is all I got from that software. As far as getting the .dll file, you can navigate to:
http://www.omega.com/pptst/OM-USB-TC.html
and click on software and install Omega's Universal Library. It also comes with a help file that will explain the function that I am trying to use "cbTIn()". As far as leaving out the "options" argument, it is my understanding that C coding doesn't like having blank arguments. If you do end up looking in the Universal Library, the necessary .dll file is "cbw64.dll." In addition, the usb communication protocol is not available. If it was, I wouldn't be using this .dll file in the first place and would have just hooked up via usb communication in python using PyUSB. However, the company will not give out the communication protocol.
Thanks,
Zach