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New relay boards don't work? #27
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the same thing is happening to me except this is the first card I've bought... my aim is the simple control via bash script -based on a non-timetable event- of an electrical socket in the house to turn on/off a household appliance: can someone who is an expert give me the definitive confirmation that with this I.C. it can be realized or not? I use linux that sees the device like this:
Thank you! |
It's a different Micro controller. |
I ran into this problem after buying a whole bag of those CH551G based ones. I couldn't find any driver for it but eventually found some documentation of the HID message format. Here's a minimal driver: https://github.com/zwizwa/usb_relay_ch551g in case someone wants to add support to usb-relay-hid to support these as well. hid_get_feature_report returns all zeros. this seems to be a write-only device |
WOW WOW WOW WOW!!
...I've wrote now these strings in my device and I can confirm it's enough - on linux- to switch the two relay channels! |
@zwizwa I concur, you are a champion. |
Is there a chance to update this repo so it works with Windows too? |
I've been using your utility for years, but the recent boards I've been buying on eBay aren't recognized by the utility. It doesn't detect any relays when I run "enum" using the commandline utility.
I don't imagine there's any tests I could do to help add support for them?
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