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    [SOLVED] Driver USB for PySense Windows 7 64b

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      alvaroBT
      last edited by alvaroBT

      Hi everybody, I'm new.
      I purchased two LoPy and two PySense expansion boards.
      I'm trying to connect the PySense (with the LoPy attached) to the PC.
      My PC have a Windows 7 Pro SP1 64bits.

      The OS not recognise the driver (COM port) automactily.
      I dowloaded this drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM v2.12.26 WHQL Certified.zip
      At de 'Device Manager' appears a new device named PySense
      0_1496819733511_upload-4134cd05-a2df-43b9-8b3b-a1489e7aa3dc
      Then when I update the driver with the downloaded FTDI driver the device appear as a 'Com Port(COM31)' but I can't comunicate with it.
      Can you help me?

      Thanks a lot.

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        bucknall
        last edited by

        Hi @alvaroBT,

        We have a Windows 7 driver that will be released either today or tomorrow. I will post back here when it is out.

        Thanks for your patience!

        Alex

        Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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          alvaroBT
          last edited by

          OK, thanks a lot. I'll wait for it.

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            marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @bucknall
            last edited by

            @bucknall Thanks Alex for the info. What about Linux and Mac? How to use PySense with them? Thanks! Marco

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              bucknall @marcozennaro
              last edited by

              @marcozennaro You shouldn't need drivers for Linux and Mac - it will work out of the box! Documentation explaining how to get started will be going live soon - I'll drop a link here when it's ready!

              Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @bucknall
                last edited by

                @bucknall I am using a LoPy with the latest firmware. I can connect via WiFi and I have tested the example. I can read the accelerometer. But I cannot connect via USB. I tried on a Mac and on a Linux machine. Connection to the expansion board has always worked fine. Any suggestion? Marco

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                  bucknall @marcozennaro
                  last edited by

                  @marcozennaro Are you using the Pymakr Plugin for Atom?

                  Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                    marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @bucknall
                    last edited by

                    @bucknall Yes. What port should I enter in the settings, if listing /dev/cu.* gives me nothing?

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                      jmarcelino @marcozennaro
                      last edited by

                      @marcozennaro
                      Should appear as /dev/cu.usbmodemPyxxxxxx
                      Are you using a microUSB cable that is suitable for data? (some are power/charging only)

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                        marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @jmarcelino
                        last edited by

                        @jmarcelino Thanks! Works fine now. Best, Marco

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