Thanks! I didn't build, as I show above I used the apt-get-install, and it isn't under /usr/local/bin. Which package should the phidget22admin be under? As for the log there's nothing there. Only "Logging enabled". The node for Node-RED is on the regular Node-RED collection, and it's made ...
I went back to my previous backup to see what I had done differently, and that was a lot... :mrgreen: So now I used this: wget -qO- http://www.phidgets.com/gpgkey/pubring.gpg | sudo apt-key add - && sudo bash -c "echo 'deb http://www.phidgets.com/debian stretch main' > /etc/apt/sources....
Well, it may help, but I have done something wrong somewhere. Because I get libphidget22extra.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Here are the commands I used: cd libphidget22-1.6.20201117 ./configure && make && sudo make install cd /home/pi/Phidget-biblio...
Hi, Knut! Yep, Mandal calling. I see in my archive that we were both using this 0/16/16 board with Girder in 2008! And I'll follow it. I have almost given up getting this to work, but if you can manage, then I may be able to use your method, so thanks for the heads up!
Thanks for chiming in! But I believe all that is answered in messages higher up the thread. I am seing the Phidget board on lsusb, I am running the server and scripts sudo and I did look at the log output of the server, which is printet a few posts up. Or is it another kind of logging you are referi...
No reaction at all, no. It's just staying on: Opening.... Phidget Simple Playground (plug and unplug devices) Press Enter to end anytime... I unplugged and plugged it several times, both directly and in the powered hub. As for the version, it says "Phidgets InterfaceKit v6.0, 0/16/16". I d...
Thanks, but I'm afraid that didn't work either. I read a bit on the forum and found one guy who had a similar problem and fixed it by running the script sudo, but that didn't change anything. The output from the script is: Traceback (most recent call last): File "phidges.py", line 21, in <...
I did check an external, powered USB hub, but that didn't help. With a Windows computer it worked flawlessly. I then wanted to wait until I got my new Pi 4, to see if there was a problem with the one I was using. But it doesn't work on my new Pi either, with or without the powered USB hub. What shou...
Thanks for the lightning fast answer. :D I don't think it should be a power problem on my Pi 3B+, it can run a mechanical hard drive without complaining, and shouldn't that be more power hungry then this board? Also I found the log file, and there's something going on. Can that be because I have two...
And I'll follow it. I have almost given up getting this to work, but if you can manage, then I may be able to use your method, so thanks for the heads up!