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Almost self resolved. Background info linux keycode The below is from: linux_xmodmap_tutorial Scancode → a number your keyboard sends to a computer. For USB keyboards, it's defined by the USB standard. Keycode → a number used by Linux kernel to represent key (or mouse button/wheel). The Linux kernel translates scancode to keycode. Keysym → a name for a key. keysym is received by X11 applications. I could be wrong but what sudo evtest prints seems like scancode set 1 and since /dev/input/event* outputs are similar, at least with my system scancodes and linux keycodes are mostly same. X11

Need to reverse engineering bluetooth usb mouse dongle, and use mouse board to measure distance, and plot them with matplotlib I've found these tools that can help with this task: Linux lsusb usbmon usbhid-dump rfcomm hidrd-convert xxd hcitool evdev-dump Windows usblyser Bibliography: https://www.silabs.com/Support Documents/TechnicalDocs/AN249.pdf www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/HID1_11.pdf Usbhid-dump - digimend Linux, HID and PyUSB MagTek Credit Card Reader in Linux Evdev-dump - digimend Examples: lnx#> lsusb -s 2 Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth

I'm working on a JavaScript project that involves reading credit cards and driver's licenses from a USB magnetic stripe reader in keyboard emulation mode. It turns out getting credit cards working was extremely easy, as they're all in the same format. However it quickly became clear that driver's licenses are much harder, as even within a single state (CA) the format varies from one card to the next. In any case, the goal is to take the raw data from swiping a driver's license (using a magnetic stripe reader) and extract the number from it, in a way that produces the correct number for as many

I want to get data from glucose meter devices by connecting into iPhone or iPad devices. I have different vendors glucose meters some uses simple HID interface for communicate and other uses serial communication. These are the two possible ways of communication: USB to 30-Pin connector. 3.5 jack to 30-Pin Connector. USB or 3.5 jack will be connected to glucose meter and 30 pin connector will be attached with iDevice. After having hours of research I did not find much help on internet for iOS specific. I do find ORSSerialPort but I think it is for OS X apps only. There is RedPark serial Cable

I've written an UI in HTML5 and JavaScript. I chose this implementation so that I could share the same code between both Android Chrome and Windows 8 RT. Now, my next objective is to write data to a USB HID. The device that I'm communicating with is treated as an HID. I'm mentioning this part in case there's a way to write to an HID device rather than a USB RAW device. I've done a lot of research on the matter. But, the HTML5 specs are changing so often that maybe I missed something. Anyways, can someone suggest a language or implementation that I can use to share common code to access a USB