HPS50 USB connection on Linux

Hi,
I just start using a HPS50, and I’m interested in getting data on my PC.
Fortunately, I don’t have windows but only Linux Pc’s.
When I plug the USB cable on the PC, there is no device recognised.
Do you know which driver is required in order to get something ?
Is the device supposed to be handled as a serial device ?
Any help or experience would be much appreciated… Thanks.
Cheers

[quote]Do you know which driver is required in order to get something?[/quote]Maybe a generic driver?

[quote]Is the device supposed to be handled as a serial device?[/quote]It is a USB CDC device, a virtual COM port

I could be mistaken, but I don’t think there have been any HPS50 open source projects for Linux yet…

Hi, Thanks for stating this is a normal serial device USB CDC.
Then I looked further and found it as /dev/ttyACM0, while I’m used to look at USB serial devices at /dev/ttyUSB*…
This may be useful though for other linux users to have the above information.

Now I got data:
SCOPE SETTINGS:
DC input coupling
Probe x1
0.5V/div
0.1s/div
SAMPLE TABLE:
0.00s -0.016V
0.01s 0.000V
0.02s 0.000V
(…)
I even tried BMP download and indeed get a 192x112 BMP file transmitted, then displayed it successfully.
Great !
Thanks for your support.