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Discussion - Software / How to Read-Write on FT220X via FTD2xx lib?
« on: December 11, 2020, 09:51:27 AM »
 Actually I got how to read messages. I need to send to my FT device first byte 0x00, and then I get readed data.
 But how to write it? What D2xxs' FT_Write() does? If it writes data in buffer, then how to send it to my other device?
 I try to write to FT220X both FT1248 commands Read(0x00) and Write(0x01), but only one happens - I read data, but nothing writes. I checked MIOSI line and there is only my second devices' data, no FT220Xs' device answers.
 So, the question is in how FT_Write() func works and how to write data via FT220X conv from PC?

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Discussion - Software / Zeros in output from FT220X (C#)
« on: December 03, 2020, 05:22:23 AM »
 I tried to get data from my FT220X using ftDevice.Read() and ftDevice.Purge(ref readData), but there is only zeros in data. I checked hardware signals and there is everything OK.
 So, the question. May be there problem in code (I've attached it to this topic) that causes this problem?

Hardware specifics:
 Clock: 40 Mhz
 Receiving package has 4 bytes
 Connected 2 devices FT234XD via 485 (using Serial.IO C# lib) and FT220X via SPI (using FTD2XX.dll).

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