The Usc.dll and UsbWrapper.dll referenced are the pre-compiled ones, same ones as the example files. Thanks for your quick reply David, I am really puzzled by this…įor information, I am using Visual C# Express 2010, at the moment on WinXP 圆4, but also Win7 圆4… Winusb.dll is where it should be and its not referenced (and not reference-able). (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)”Īnd as i said, the actual examples are working fine…
“Unable to load DLL ‘winusb.dll’: The specified module could not be found. Now the TrySetTarget() method called in the Main() will give me this error: The Usc.getConnectedDevices() find the proper Maestro ID as well, the problem happen at Usc device = new Usc(dli) i think Both Usc and UsbWrapper are referenced (the basic way, is there another ?). "and check your Device Manager (Windows) or run lsusb (Linux).") Īs you can see this is pretty much copy paste from the example, but in a ‘fresh’ console project. Throw new Exception("Could not find device. List connectedDevices = Usc.getConnectedDevices() įoreach (DeviceListItem dli in connectedDevices) Static void TrySetTarget(Byte channel, UInt16 target) I stripped the program to the minimum to show you: using Pololu.Usc However when i reference the DLLs in my own project, i always get this WINUSB.DLL missing, and i have no clue why. As i am using the USB sdk provided, everything works great, Easy example and Advanced alike. I am developing a small program in C# to control a Maestro 6 port controller. I have a small issue and somehow cannot find out where it come from.
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