LabJack
Measurement & Automation Simplified
The team at LabJack is driven to make measurement and automation simple and affordable. Located in Lakewood, Colorado, LabJack Corporation builds great hardware and software for industry, government, and education.
LabJack writes drivers for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, plus example code in dozens of languages.
Have a question or problem? LabJack engages in active customer support. You can find answers in the support area and FAQ, or contact us so we can help.
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#1
Do you provide MS Visual C++ header files for your products?
Where do I find functions for opening, reading, and writing from the Host USB Port?
Do you publish a USB I/O Programming Manual similar to that from Delcom?
Thank you
#2
We do provide header files.
Section 4 of the users-guide provides documentation and pseudo-code for using the high-level driver. Though looking at our examples will probably get you going a lot faster.
We do not have a dedicated USB manual. Instead, the driver abstracts the communication medium. That way all you need to do is open the device properly (USB ID number, IP number etc.), then your code will operate regardless of the communication medium.
#3
Sounds OK.
Do you have examples in simple ASCII so I can read them without loading a new and unfamiliar language such as Factory?
#4
I am not sure what you mean. If you want to program on Windows with the U3/U6/UE9, see our Windows UD Examples.