A sample demonstrating the use of the C# wrapper with the D2xx driver, for the FT232H, FT2232H and FT4232H devices to create an I2C master through the MPSSE mode as described in AN_411 is provided for users to experiment with, and extend into their own applications.
The USB driver module calls this function when an unrecognized device is attached to the USB port and the user enters the client driver's DLL name. It registers a unique client identifier string with the USB driver module and sets up client driver settings.
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Ensure that you have all of the latest updated for your Windows CE device. Use HPC:Factor's H/PC:Update service to check for and download any necessary driver updates, operating system updates and ROM images for your device.
You MUST configure your WAP and Handheld PC to use the same WEP key standard. If the WAP uses WEP 128 then the H/PC card and driver must also support this. Find the first common match between the WEP key encryption length on both devices and try it.
As a rule of thumb WEP 40 is infrequently supported by H/PC devices, WEP 64 is almost universally supported and WEP 128 is supported most of the time. WEP 104 and WEP 256 are not known to be supported by any legacy driver and so should not be used.
Use the HPC:Factor Hardware Compatibility List to try and find your card. This will tell you if we know the card to be compatible or incompatible with Windows CE and your Windows CE version. If the device is not on the HCL, investigate whether there are formal drivers released by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for any Windows CE edition. If there are and we don't have it listed in the HCL please let us know. If you can't find anything on the card, keep reading.
Why do some HCL listings have a download called "inflated"? Inflated files are zip files containing device friendly .cab installation files. Inflated files mean that HPC:Factor has decompressed a host installed for you and posted the drivers onto the HCL in a way that users without ActiveSync or Windows XP (or lower) can access.
In many cases a card will come with a driver download which has been marked as working on Windows CE but in fact is really a Pocket PC driver; it has always been a problem even with OEM's not knowing the difference. These cases are often seen with Chinese brand adapters, but large western OEM's have been just as guilty in the past. Worse than this, the CAB installer on the H/PC may not notify you that the software is incompatible with Windows CE core devices, making the situation even more confusing.
If you cannot find an official driver for the card under Windows CE, but you do know the name of the chipset, you can try what is known as a Chipset Reference Driver. These reference drivers were released as samples by the chipset creator to be modified by OEMs to support customisation's to the card and driver user interfaces. HPC:Factor provides downloads for a number of known reference drivers. If you can match the chipset and version number to one of the downloads below there is still hope.
If you are unable to find the chipset information, it may still be worth trying the Prism 2.5, 3.0 and Agere reference drivers for you Windows CE version - you may get lucky. If you have any success please let us know! Please note however that in order to properly test each of them you should hard reset the device between versions as the uninstall process can leave the registry in an inconsistent state.
Note: If you are using a Cisco Aironet card it is stressed heavily in the Aironet documentation that you should match the firmware and driver version being used. As a rule of thumb always update any Aironet card to the latest firmware and use the latest driver irrespective of whether you H/PC already has an older driver in ROM.
MiniStumbler is a SSID scanning utility. It can show you all available SSID's in range of the device including the channel number. This is useful as not all Windows CE drivers have a form of SSID scanner built-in. If compatible it will be able to tell you if the driver can talk to the hardware and is detecting SSID's - in which case you are almost certainly experiencing a software configuration problem and not a hardware of device driver issue.
Some WAP configuration utilities and drivers allow you to set details surrounding the country you are current located in. This is because the wireless frequency band used differs in some countries. For example in the USA channels 1 - 11 are used, while in France channels 1 - 14 can be used.
Ensure that the locations match on both devices. If you are using a driver that isn't localised, assume that the H/PC is setup to use a the US frequency range and configure your WAP (temporarily) accordingly.
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Another way to avoid the message (which doesn't require changing the OS image) is to create a USB driver that accepts the unknown device, and does nothing with it. You could choose to match the USB VID/PID combination specifically, or you could make the driver match any unknown device.
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We purchased Plugable-branded USB to VGA video adapters in order to power the second monitor. These devices are supposedly run off of DisplayLink drivers. I downloaded the Windows XP driver since CE looks most like XP. When I attempt to run the .exe nothing happens at all. Upon looking in support forums all over Google it became known that Windows CE does not work with .exe files; they must be .cab (Is this correct information??)
For special cases where you want to install the Phidget libraries without the installer, please see the Advanced Uses section. You will also have to download the Windows CE Libraries on your development machine.
After you have installed the drivers above, you should pick a programming language, install libraries, and run the examples for that specific language. You can learn more about what is needed to program in a particular language by choosing the language of your preference below. If you need help choosing a language, please look at the language comparison table.
To quickly create code to run remotely, we will need to modify the example code. We will go over how to modify the C#(.NET Compact Framework) in Visual Studio. Please go ahead and download the example code. Extract it, and open up the \CE\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.sln in Visual Studio.
If the Phidgets are already plugged into the USB port of the Windows CE device, the Phidgets will need to be re-attached to the device once the Phidget libraries are installed. The reason for this is that when the Phidget drivers are not present on the system, the devices will associate with a generic USB HID driver. Installing the Phidget drivers will then allow them to be associated with the proper driver, but it does not disconnect them from the HID driver. Unplugging and reconnecting the device will cause the OS to look for the appropriate drivers again and it will now be able to find the Phidget drivers.
Since the change to Silverlight/Bing on Microsoft downloads, the download search has become completely useless (for fun, try searching for "CE 6.0", then try "CE") [Update: MS seems to have fixed the search phrase problems, so "CE" and "CE 6.0" now return the correct results. Nevertheless; the remainder of this blog post is still valid]. Therefore the links in this post do not work anymore and an update is needed.
You can still download the QFEInstaller so you don't have to click the QFE installation wizard a million times, but nowadays the msi installers support silent installation through commandline options as well. The QFEInstaller is still handy because it makes sure the QFE's are installed in the right order. 2ff7e9595c
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