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The COM interface was just created for accessing the MiniProg3 from C#.
You could use a command-line interface and afaik there is a phyton interface.
So my question is: What do you want to perform (and why).
Bob
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Micha,
what language are you allowed to use on the testsite? And which OS??
Bob
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Reading your post more thoroughly give me some more thoughts:
You need a test-equipment where the miniprog is connected to. This HAS TO run windows and you need the Cypress Programmer software to access your MiniProg. On this test-equipment you may usually run any language and of course C++ accessing the COM interface.
Additionally you need the PCB-testprogram(s) that will be downloaded to the PSoC by using the MiniProg3. This program must be written in C and this program has to show by any means the result of the testing. When some setups have to be made by the person performing the test, a visual feedback has to be made, have a look at the "Bridge Conrol Panel" that can be programmed for these purposes. This C-program is not aware of the MiniProg and cannot access this hardware. You may additionally consider to use an I2C-USB bridge (CY3240 www.cypress.com/ ) that can feedback information from the PCB under test to your test equipment. The similar can be achieved by using a USBUART component on the PCB and an USB-connection to your test-equipment,
Bob
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Consider filing a CASE to see if you can get support for the windows
source/driver for Miniprog3.
To create a technical case at Cypress -
“Support”
“Technical Support”
“Create a Case”
You have to be registered on Cypress web site first.
Regards, Dana.