Hello, In theory the driver could be made to send the DEC the reset sequence when all devices were closed. However, due to the awkwardness of switching between slave and stand-alone mode, I've decided against this. Hence this application, which I hope provides the user a nice compromise between control and ease-of-use. ttusb_dec_reset is a small utility for resetting a ttusb-dec device to stand-alone mode after use. It requires libusb, which can be found here: http://libusb.sourceforge.net/ There is probably a package for it included with your linux distribution though. For the utility to reset a device, it must have permission to access the usb device, and the device must not be claimed by anything else. That means that the ttusb-dec module must be rmmoded before using this utility. You probably want to have turned off any hotplug mechanisms before running the utility or the device will likely get taken over again once it comes back up. Or you could just yank the usb cable out. The utility takes no arguments, you just run it: ./ttusb_dec_reset Cheers, Alex
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2011-12-31Remove NMU from changelogJonathan McCrohan1-1/+0
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2011-12-31Remove Makefile patchJonathan McCrohan1-1/+0
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