I confirmed it to work normally for gain control of ADA4255, again.
Continuously, I like to control the gain through “the 1-Wire SDK for Windows” in the Visual Studio Community 2022 with C++ excluding “.NET etc”.
Is it possible or not ?
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I confirmed it to work normally for gain control of ADA4255, again.
Continuously, I like to control the gain through “the 1-Wire SDK for Windows” in the Visual Studio Community 2022 with C++ excluding “.NET etc”.
Is it possible or not ?
Hello nysato ,
I am moving this query to the Instrumentation Amplifiers community. Someone there should be able to assist you better.
Regards,
Paul
Hi nysato,
Apologies for the delay in response. I seem to miss this thread.
I confirmed it to work normally for gain control of ADA4255, again.
Could you clarify if you have configured it using 1-wire or SPI? ADA4255 can only be controlled using SPI. It is not meant to be controlled using 1-wire.
Thanks and regards,
Kristine
Dear Kristine,
Thank you for your reply.
I do make the communication only through SPI.
However, still I wonder to control ada4255 gain by way of "Python example" of https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/ace/remotecontrol.
Please give me the sample code of "namespace AnalogDevices.Csa.Remoting.Clients" on the MS Visual Studio 2022 Community instead of "Python example".
So that in my coding program, is not recognized at a moment.
Although "Examples for common environments are included in the Client/Samples folder under the ACE installation directory. " is described in ACE Remoting API.chm, I can not find these sample codes.
As an reference, I was successful to control the ada4255 gain on Remoting Console Client according to ACE Remoting API.chm and then my skill concerning the replacement of "clr.AddReference('AnalogDevices.Csa.Remoting.Clients')" and "import AnalogDevices.Csa.Remoting.Clients as adrc" to the coding on Visual Studio 2022, is poor.
Warm regards, Naoyuki Sato
Hi nysato,
Unfortunately we do not have an example code for ADA4255 in Visual Studios or in Python. The available drivers for ADA4255 are ace plug-ins and in linux. You can use the linux driver as reference as it is in C language and you may refer to the Linux Software Drivers community if you have more questions about it.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Kristine