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File Date Author Commit
 Makefile 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [ca7ef1] Initial check-in.
 README 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [2d27c9] Added RS232 support.
 coms.txt 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [2d27c9] Added RS232 support.
 gpl-3.0.txt 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [ca7ef1] Initial check-in.
 m_ut61.h 2013-10-11 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [efb2b9] Added restoration of USB driver and/or serial p...
 monitor.c 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [2d27c9] Added RS232 support.
 monitor.kst 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [19aa45] Adjusted the monitor example program to work ni...
 test.c 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [2d27c9] Added RS232 support.
 usb-descriptor 2013-10-10 Örjan Wennbom Örjan Wennbom [ca7ef1] Initial check-in.

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Interface for the Uni-trend (UNI-T) UT61D
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Copyright (C) 2013  Örjan Wennbom

This is a quick approach to interfacing with the UNI-T UT61D multimeter
through the USB and RS232 data acquisition cables. I believe I have
figured out the meaning of all the different response fields from the
meter. See the accompanying "coms.txt" for details.

The USB stuff uses libusb, so should work fine on all platforms supported
by libusb. The serial (RS232) stuff uses some ioctl hacks and likely only
works on linux. I only have access to linux systems for testing, so
haven't given much thought to portability.

The interface is released as free software [1]. The actual interface
header file (m_ut61.h) is distributed under the GNU GPL 3.0 license, see
the accompanying "gpl-3.0.txt" for details. Some small demo applications
are also provided.

For information on the API, please have a look at the m_ut61.h header file.

Please feel free to contact me with questions, suggestions, patches or
whatever at <ut61@odie.sork.nu>.

Links:
1: [http://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software]
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