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Other Platform Examples |
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This page contains examples of communicating with FTDI devices through
the D2XX drivers and FTD2XX.DLL using other programming languages. This code is provided "as-is"
for illustration purposes only and as such FTDI do not provide technical
support for these code examples.
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Java |
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Mike Werner has provided a Java implementation of D2XX called
FTD2xxj. Mike has also provided
an example use of his Java implementation by using his code to access
ELV's "Dual USB Stepmotor Interface" (USI2). Mike's USI2 project
is available
here.
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Pablo Bleyer
has developed a Java wrapper for the D2XX DLL. It has been tested
mainly in Windows, but should also function under Linux. The jd2xx
wrapper is available for download along with some example code
here.
As the popularity of JAVA grows, so does the variety of wrappers to support the range of USB bridge ICs. The latest offering to be made available is from Stephen Davies. Stephen is a developer for the open source project yad2xx which works with our D2xx library. Whilst the engineers at FTDI have verified functionality on MAC OSX and windows we do not guarantee functionality or offer direct support for this wrapper but suggest you try for yourself. A download of the code may be obtained from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/yad2xx .
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LabWindows/CVI |
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Alex Drakard has kindly provided an example written using National
Instruments LabWindows/CVI 7.1 to control the FT245BM device.
Please note that this code is provided on an as-is basis and is not
supported by FTDI. To
download the example code,
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PERL |
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Our thanks to Alister Perrott of GTS
Ltd for submitting an example of using the FTD2XX library with PERL.
His sample code is available
here.
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Python |
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To facilitate accessing USB from a Pyhton script, there is a Phython script available called PyUSB.
To find out more about the PyUSB interface,
click here.
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.NET
Internet of Things (IoT) for FT4222H |
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A multi-platform .NET
implementation for the FT4222H supporting SPI, I2C and GPIO
functionality, kindly provided by Laurent Ellerbach.
For more
information,
click here.
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