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Uses Serial communication to turn on a LED, then reads a response from the arduino and prints it in the console.

A script or application can be written using but not limited to C, C, Visual Basic, Java, C, AutoHotkey, VBA (MS Excel, MS Word, etc), Node.js, Autoit, Labview, Perl, Java (Android), etc.

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No USB specific knowledge is required to set up and use this module.

Numato Labs GPIO devices provide an interface that looks like a Serial Port on your Operating System and thus effectively hiding the complexity of USB.

All that you need to operate GPIOs is a standard Serial Terminal Emulator such as HyperTerminalTeraterm or your favorite programming language such a CC, Python, Perl, etc Besides providing standard General Purpose IOs, this product has multiple Analog Inputs as well.

These Analog inputs can be used to read Analog quantities such as temperature, pressure, etc.

But what could you do if you can control devices from your WindowsLinuxMacAndroid device in less than five minutes The possibilities are unlimited.

Build a computer-controlled security system, an automated test fixture, a computer-controlled garage door, and much more with Numato Labs USB GPIO devices.

This means all the complexity related to USB is abstracted out and you will be using the device as if it is a simple serial port.

This serial port interface can be accessed using a standard Serial Terminal Emulator software such as HyperTerminal, Teraterm, PUTTY, or through your own custom script or application that can be written using one of more than a dozen different programming languages.

On Windows, the device will be visible in the Device manager as a normal serial port.

On Linux and Mac, the device will be listed under dev directory, usually with a name in the format ttyACMx.

On Android, the device can be enumerated and controlled using packages provided by Android such as UsbManager, Usbdevice, UsbConfiguration, UsbDevice, UsbInterface, etc.

These commands can be manually typed in through a standard Serial Terminal Emulator such as HyperTerminal or Teraterm and can also be sent from a custom application or script.

Custom applications or scripts can be used to automate the interaction with the device and implement logic such as conditional device control based on input values or timer etc.

The device can be accessed by using the serial port access APIs natively provided by the Operating System where available.

That being said, libraries do exist on many platforms that may make accessing devices easier.

Currently, Numato Labs GPIO devices are tested on different Windows versions, Linux, Mac, and Android.