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INA226EVM PC tool from command line 1-814912629

Wendle McElwee
Prodigy 85 points

We have started to use the board and it looks like this is what we need. We need to move on into 2nd phase of evaluation though we cannot find a way to use the PC tool from command line, all we have is GUI which is not convenient for automation. Please let me know if there is a way to use the PC tool or to access the USB card through command line.

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Factory Team,

Please see the request below from Americas Sales and Apps.  If you choose to post a response here, I will communicate it to the field requestor.  If you prefer to contact the field requestor directly, please indicate so in a post and I will close this request in our tracking system.

 

Thank you,

Wendle McElwee

Americas Sales Support Line

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AFA/FAE Requestor's Information


Date Opened:          8/27/2012 07:41:26 AM
Company Name:      Texas Instruments
Contact Name:        Rad Aminirad
Contact Phone:        (408) 543-5423
Contact Email:         rad@ti.com
Address:                  165 Gibraltar Ct
City and State:         Sunnyvale, CA
Postal Code:            94089

Wendle

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    TI__Mastermind 25825 points

    Hello Wendle,

    The only software we provide is the LabView GUI that ships with the EVM.  At this point in the development process customers usually move to their microcontroller (e.g. MSP430) to develop their software further.  Perhaps the LaunchPad would work well for their purposes.