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== Communication ==
== Communication ==


The Lascar data loggers all use a Silicon labs USB interface chip, which presents just two endpoints for device communication: one inbound and one outbound, both on endpoint number two.
The Lascar data loggers all use a Silicon labs USB interface chip, which presents just two endpoints:
 
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== Protocol ==
== Protocol ==

Revision as of 01:16, 2 December 2012

Lascar Electronics makes a series of devices in the "EL-USB" range. They share the same basic protocol, differing only in small details and log data format related to the device type.

Communication

The Lascar data loggers all use a Silicon labs USB interface chip, which presents just two endpoints:

Endpoint Direction Transfer type Max packet size
2 IN Bulk 64
2 IN Bulk 64

Protocol

Commands

Bytes Command
0x00 0xff 0xff Load device configuration structure.

A 3-byte header is returned first in which the first byte is 0x02, and the second and third bytes are the length of the configuration structure to follow, as a little-endian integer representing the number of bytes. Different devices in the EL-USB series have differently-sized configuration structures.

0x01 0xnn 0xnn Save device configuration structure.

The second and third bytes are the length of the configuration structure to follow, as a little-endian integer representing the number of bytes.

The device responds with a single byte with value 0xff when the configuration has been saved.

0x03 0xff 0xff Transfer logged data.

A 3-byte header is returned first in which the first byte is 0x02, and the second and third bytes are the length of the logged data to follow, as a little-endian integer representing the number of bytes.

The device's entire sample memory is then transferred. The number of stored samples (offset 0x2e in the configuration structure) should be checked before interpreting the data; any remaining data in the transfer should be ignored.

Device configuration structure

Offset Size Value
0x00 1 Device type
1,2 EL-USB-1
3 EL-USB-2
4,6 EL-USB-3
5,7 EL-USB-4
8 EL-USB-LITE
9 EL-USB-CO
10 EL-USB-TC
11 EL-USB-CO300
12 EL-USB-2-LCD
13 EL-USB-2+
14 EL-USB-1-PRO
15 EL-USB-TC-LCD
16 EL-USB-2-LCD+
17 EL-USB-5
18 EL-USB-1-RCG
19 EL-USB-1-LCD
20 EL-OEM-3
21 EL-USB-1-LCD
0x01 1 Unused
0x02 16 NULL-terminated device name (15 chars max)
0x12 1 Start time, hour (0-23)
0x13 1 Start time, minute (0-59)
0x14 1 Start time, second (0-59)
0x15 1 Start date, day (1-31)
0x16 1 Start date, month (1-12)
0x17 1 Start date, year (year - 2000)
0x18 4 Seconds remaining until logging starts (unsigned little-endian)
0x1c 2 Samplerate, as seconds between samples (unsigned little-endian)
0x1e 2 Number of stored samples (unsigned little-endian)
0x20 1 Alarm conditions bitfield (1=enable)
EL-USB-2
0 temperature high
1 temperature low
2 temperature high hold
3 temperature low hold
4 relative humidity high
5 relative humidity low
6 relative humidity high hold
7 relative humidity low hold
0x21 1
Bit Bitfield
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
0x22 1 Temperature alarm high (value + 40) * 2
0x23 1 Temperature alarm low (value + 40) * 2
0x24 4 unknown (00 00 00 3f, 00 00 80 3f)
0x28 4 unknown (00 00 20 c2)
0x2c 2 unknown (00 00)
0x2e 2 Device-specific configuration (16-bit little-endian integer or bitfield)
EL-USB-1*, EL-USB-2*, EL-USB-LITE, EL-USB-TC*
0x0000 Celcius
0x0001 Fahrenheit
0x30 4 Firmware version (ASCII, not NULL-terminated
0x34 2 Serial number (unsigned little-endian)
0x36 2 unknown (00 00)
0x38 1 Relative humidity alarm high (value * 2)
0x39 1 Relative humidity alarm low (value * 2)
0x3a 2 unknown (00 00)
0x3c 4 unknown (00 00 00 00)