I have a motor, connected to a motor driver, connected a windows XP computer by a CAN-BUS (throught USB). I want to "talk" to the motor driver and have some questions:
Are there any other hits you want to share?
Thanks!
While I also think SO is a better place for this, I do have some useful information.
Check out this CodeProject article, it explains the basics of talking to USB devices, with a sample Win32 application. It s pretty focused on the HID class of USB devices, so if you CAN based driver doesn t present itself as a HID device, you might be in for some pretty significant work.
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