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Keywords: Control Device Port USB USB001 USB002 FileCopy
You don't actually write directly to a USB port. Many devices that perform basic I/O functions of a serial nature while plugged into a USB port actually have a device driver that loads and presents the device as a COM port that can be interacted with just like any other RS232 COM port. If your particular device doesn't present such an interface, and if it doesn't provide some sort of Active Control, COM server or API library to interact with it, then it is highly unlikely that you will be able to interact with it at all from within a WinBatch script.
Article ID: W17952
Filename: Write to USB Port.txt
File Created: 2010:03:18:08:42:30
Last Updated: 2010:03:18:08:42:30