What type of Phidgets are you using?

Is the Windows 7 PC fully up to date?

What Phidgets are you attaching?

In the control panel, Help->Open Logs Folder, and post the contents of Phidget22Manager.log

-Patrick

You'll need to set IsHubPortDevice to true.

-Patrick

This sounds like a BIOS incompatibility. I'm not sure of exactly how to fix it, but have a look in your BIOS for settings related to USB, HID (Human interface devices), keyboard, etc. and see if you can change something to get it to boot.

-Patrick

Are you using analog sensors or VINT devices? You can use the Phidget manager to enumerate all channels, and get device properties per channel. A VINT Hub will list all of the hubs port modes as well as any attached VINT devices. If you use analog sensors, there isn't any way to read out the sensor ...

In this case, you'll need to configure the HUB and laptop ahead of time to have static IPs on the same subnet.

-Patrick

Can you post the output of lsusb?

Try increasing the open timeout?

Enable logging in the library and post the output?

-Patrick

Hi, TMP1101_1 has not been upgraded for faster data rates. The shield icon on the latest rev means that it supports longer cables and improved immunity. Some new VINT devices also support higher speeds, but this kind of spec change would also result in a new rev of the product - ie TMP1101_2. -Patrick

Hi, On Linux, you'll either have to run your program as root (sudo), or install the udev rule to allow access to Phidgets as a regular user. You could try running as root just to confirm whether you can open the Phidget. If you are still having issues, enable logging in the library and see if there ...

Hi,

You need to add to the start of your .py file:

#!/usr/bin/env python3

-Patrick