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7.3

  Control Using Software Library (DLL) 

(1)  Overview 

This section describes the method of controlling this product with a software library (DLL). 

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Download the software library (DLL) from our website. 

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Check the content before creating the program. Sample code can also be downloaded from our 

website. Check the code in conjunction with this manual.   

 

(2)  Development Environment 

Item 

Description 

Overview 

Development   

language 

C# 

－

 

Compatible 

software 

Visual Studio® 2019 

.NET Framework 4.7.2 or later must be installed.   

Necessary 

external files 

Software 

library (DLL) 

NeUsbController.dll  Library that is used to control this product. 

Windows 

standard 

HID.dll 

File installed with Windows. 

kernel32.dll 

setupapi.dll 

 

Summary of Contents for NE-USB Series

Page 1: ...arefully before use Be sure to read this manual again before you perform maintenance inspection or repair If you have any questions contact our technical repair service helpdesk shown in the back of t...

Page 2: ...lled Multicolor Signal Beacon 12 5 2 Device Configuration 12 1 Glossary of Key Terms 12 2 Device Configuration 12 5 3 Function List 13 1 Function Overview 13 2 Function details 14 5 4 Control method 1...

Page 3: ...39 8 Replacement and Optional Parts 43 9 Specifications 44 About Trademarks and Registered Trademarks Windows Microsoft Visual Studio and Visual C NET Framework are registered trademarks or trademarks...

Page 4: ...is used incorrectly by the neglect of given signs and instructions Warning Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Caution Indicates a hazardous si...

Page 5: ...se the product in the appropriate condition Be sure to ask a specialist to install the product if construction is required Failure to follow this instruction may result in electric shock fire falling...

Page 6: ...with excessive force Failure to follow this instruction may result in product damage or having it fall off or topple over In order to maintain protection against dust and waterproofing performance for...

Page 7: ...of the product follow the instructions below Do not disassemble the parts that are not designed as removable Do not add any modification to the product For repair parts be sure to use only those spec...

Page 8: ...Signal Beacon User Manual 8 2 Model Number Configuration 2 1 About model labeling Installation Touch Sensor T N With Touch Sensor No Touch Sensor W Two hole screw mounting N E S T B U S S Direct magne...

Page 9: ...Manual 9 3 Package contents 3 1 About package contents 1 NE SN USB NE ST USB Product 1 Instruction Manual 2 Slip proof sheet 1 2 NE WN USB NE WT USB Product 1 Instruction Manual 2 Waterproof sheet 1 U...

Page 10: ...pearance 1 NE SN USB NE ST USB Front view Back view Bottom view Bottom view Slip proof sheet removed No Name Material No Name Material Globe PC Slip proof sheet silicon O ring silicon Positioning Mark...

Page 11: ...B Front view Back view Bottom view Bottom view Waterproof sheet removed No Name Material No Name Material Globe PC Waterproof sheet silicon O ring silicon Positioning Mark Nameplate Mounting hole two...

Page 12: ...HID Human Interface Device Host PC Refers to the computer that will be used to control this product Control Application Software Application software that will be installed on the host PC and used to...

Page 13: ...cable LED control A function to control multicolor LEDs from a host PC via USB communication Control Items ON OFF Flash Pattern ON 5 3 2 Alarm control A function for the host PC to control the alarm v...

Page 14: ...nitial state after startup On Turn LEDs on and keeps them on Flashing Pattern Specify one of six types of LED patterns to illuminate the Multicolor LED Operation of LED patterns for one cycle is shown...

Page 15: ...to sound Select either continuous operation or specified number of times 1 14 One operation is one cycle The operation of each alarm pattern is shown in the table below Pattern 1 Continuous Pattern 2...

Page 16: ...f the globe with the middle of your fi nger or palm of your hand The response time of the touch sensor is 100 ms Note The touch sensor may not respond if you touch the sensor too slowly Touching conti...

Page 17: ...ual 17 5 4 Control method There are two ways to control this product Please select according to your equipment configuration and development environment Description Detail Control using DLL software l...

Page 18: ...the product to a PC be sure to connect the product directly to the PC without the use of USB hubs Using USB hubs may cause unstable connection and improper operation of the product Remove water and di...

Page 19: ...that has magnetic properties It is also recommended to install it at a height of 2m or less 2 NE SN USB NE ST USB screw mounting No Process 1 Remove the non slip sheet from the product When the non s...

Page 20: ...the mounting surface 3 Attach the M4 screw to the product Installation screws and nuts are not included with this product Be careful not to hit the drill against the touch sensor Screws with a screw...

Page 21: ...acon User Manual 21 6 2 Mounting Surface Dimensions No Process 1 If mounting the NE WN USB and NE WT USB prepare the mounting surface according to the below diagram If mounting the NE SN USB and NE ST...

Page 22: ...s PC may improve this behavior NE SN USB NE ST USB NE WN USB NE WT USB NE WN USB and NE WT USB can be connected to a single screw USB cable that conforms to the Universal Serial Bus Type C Locking Con...

Page 23: ...al does not contain all the information about this product Operation examples are provided for the software and related information described in this manual You may use this information for software d...

Page 24: ...d Features Control using Software Library DLL Design details Create application software that controls this product using a DLL DLL is recognized as an HID class device and responsible for USB communi...

Page 25: ...creating the program Sample code can also be downloaded from our website Check the code in conjunction with this manual 2 Development Environment Item Description Overview Development language C Compa...

Page 26: ...color LED with the specified color and pattern 4 NE_SetBuz Control alarm with the specified pattern volume and number of times 5 NE_SetLightBuz Simultaneously control the LED and alarm with the specif...

Page 27: ...efer to 7 3 6 Error for details Precautions This function internally gets the device handle that performs USB communication To release the device handle it is necessary to call NE_CloseDevice This fun...

Page 28: ...For details refer to 7 3 5 1 LED unit color to be controlled ledPattern Specifies the LED pattern For details refer to 7 3 5 2 LED pattern Return Value If successful returns 0 If an error occurs a va...

Page 29: ...is specified there will be no sound If 1 to 10 is specified the volume will be set according to the numerical value count If 0 is specified it operates continuously If 1 to 14 is specified it sounds t...

Page 30: ...ttern alarm pattern volume and number of times Refer to 7 3 5 2 LED pattern and 7 3 5 3 Alarm pattern for details You can specify null for each If null is specified the setting will be maintained as i...

Page 31: ...rm Argument None Return Value If successful returns 0 If an error occurs a value less than 0 is returned Refer to 7 3 6 Error for details Precautions It is necessary to call NE_OpenDevice before calli...

Page 32: ...Error occurred 0th bit Touch status 0 No input 1 Touching input NE SN USB and NE WN USB returns 0 If this product is not connected returns 0 1st byte 2nd byte bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 BCD...

Page 33: ...decimal place All in BCD notation Example 0x0123 NE SN USB Ver 1 23 0x1258 NE WN USB Ver 2 58 If this product is not connected returns 0 1st byte 2nd byte bit 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 BCD...

Page 34: ...l Use the following parameters to specify the LED color to be controlled Control Item Input LED Color Control Parameters Value OFF Off Off 0 R Red Red 1 G Green Green 2 Y Amber Amber 3 B Blue Blue 4 P...

Page 35: ...ecify the LED pattern to be controlled Control Item Input LED Pattern Parameters Value Off Off 0 On Continuous 1 LED Pattern 1 Pattern1 2 LED Pattern 2 Pattern2 3 LED Pattern 3 Pattern3 4 LED Pattern...

Page 36: ...fy the alarm patterns to be controlled Control Item Input Alarm Pattern Parameters Value Off Off 0 Continuous Continuous 1 Sweep Pattern1 2 Call Sign Pattern2 3 Low Urgency Pattern3 4 High Urgency Pat...

Page 37: ...evice again 3 WrongParam An out of range value was specified for the parameter Need to check parameter 4 TransferTimeout A timeout occurred during transmission reception 5 TransferFailed Failed to sen...

Page 38: ...2 USB Communication Settings Communication settings for controlling the LEDs and alarms are as follows Item Description Device class Uses the HID class so that a device is recognized as a standard HID...

Page 39: ...length 1st byte 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte 5th byte 6th byte 7th byte 8th byte Command Version Command ID 0x00 Alarm Control Alarm Volume LED Control Open Command ID 0x01 Setting Open Open 1byte 1byt...

Page 40: ...umber of operations 1 to 14 times 0x0 Off 0x1 Continuous 0x2 Sweep 0x3 Call Sign 0x4 Low Urgency 0x5 High Urgency 0x6 Twinkle Star Melody 0x7 London Bridge Melody 0x8 0xF Maintain current status Examp...

Page 41: ...atus If the command ID is 0x01 0x00 fixed LED Control 5th byte 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0 bit LED Color Pattern Selection 0x0 Off 0x1 Red 0x2 Green 0x3 Amber 0x4 Blue 0x5 Purple 0x6 C...

Page 42: ...00 0x00 0x00 Amber light on LED pattern 4 intermittent call sign volume 8 sounds 4 times 1st byte 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte 5th byte 6th byte 7th byte 8th byte Command Version Command ID Alarm Contro...

Page 43: ...ip proof sheet 1 Waterproof sheet 2 1 piece 1 piece 1 piece There are no optional parts for this product 1 For NE SN USB and NE ST USB only 2 For NE WN USB and NE WT USB only The following optional pa...

Page 44: ...ronmental Condition All Directions Upright IP20 except for upright Insulation Resistance More than 5Mohm at DC500V between live part and non current carrying metallic part Withstand Voltage 500VAC for...

Page 45: ...agnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016 BS EN 55032 BS EN 55035 The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012 BS EN IEC 63000 Remark...

Page 46: ...USB Controlled Multicolor Signal Beacon User Manual 46...

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