Beginner Question on using the E220 library when the E220 is attached via USB.

[echo9]

Hello everyone,

This is probably asked before, but I did try and look a bit around the forum before asking.
I new to this stuff, so hopefully I provide the right info to help get an answer.
I currently have 2 DSD Tech SH-L1A devices which have a CP210x USB UART and a E220-900T22D chip on them.
I have made sure the devices both work as they should, that they communicate successfully across the fabric of space-time to each other.
Now I want to do stuff with them, besides just type text in a terminal. I am very familiar with most code, not so much with using it to control little devices attached to a computer though. So, before I go banging my head against a wall trying to make things work, I have a question.

My Question:
Can I use the E220 library that you created @reef to set channel, and other various properties or functions in your library with the USB, or do I need to do something else? I have learned about how to send hex and such to see the device’s properties and that all seems to just be straight forward. I just wasn’t use if the library expected to communicate with the device via pins and other such things instead of a COM port. (Let me guess, the documentation that I skimmed through probably tells me how to do this right?

Thanks in advance for any knowledge here.
Regards,

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi echo,
You can use the programmer software of the EByte, you can download from here also.
So you must set the device in config mode and connect to it.
Bye Renzo

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