64-bit Windows driver?

mordea

I'd like to use my Infinity IN-USB-1 pedal in a 64-bit Windows environment, but it's not detected using the vecusb.exe driver available on nch.com.au. Is there a 64-bit driver available or a workaround? Thanks!

Damian_Lettie

Shaun Lyle wrote:

I'd like to use my Infinity IN-USB-1 pedal in a 64-bit Windows environment, but it's not detected using the vecusb.exe driver available on nch.com.au.

Which version of Express Scribe are you using? Since v4.36, vecusb.exe is no longer used.

Could you check the hardware revision of your foot pedal?

Connect the foot pedal to the computer.
Start Windows' "Device Manager".
- In XP: Right click on "My Computer", select Properties, select Hardware, select "Device Manager".
- In Vista: Right click on "Computer", select Properties, select "Device Manager, if you get a "User Access Control" prompt, click Continue.
  
  [*]Look under "Human Interface Devices". For each "HID-compliant device" that you find:
- Right-click on the device and select Properties, select Details, select "Hardware Ids" from the Property list.
- The first value for the Infinity device is HID\VID_05F3&PID_00FF&REV_xxxx - please post that full value here.

Thanks!

mordea

The hardware ID is HID\VID_05F3&PID_00FF&REV_0110 and I have version 4.36 of Express Scribe. Express Scribe does not recognize the pedal in 64-bit Vista or Windows 7, but works fine in a 32-bit environment.

nchdl wrote:

Which version of Express Scribe are you using? Since v4.36, vecusb.exe is no longer used.

Could you check the hardware revision of your foot pedal?

Connect the foot pedal to the computer.

Start Windows' "Device Manager".

In XP: Right click on "My Computer", select Properties, select Hardware, select "Device Manager".

In Vista: Right click on "Computer", select Properties, select "Device Manager, if you get a "User Access Control" prompt, click Continue.

[*]Look under "Human Interface Devices". For each "HID-compliant device" that you find:

Right-click on the device and select Properties, select Details, select "Hardware Ids" from the Property list.

The first value for the Infinity device is HID\VID_05F3&PID_00FF&REV_xxxx - please post that full value here.

Thanks!

Damian_Lettie

Shaun Lyle wrote:

The hardware ID is HID\VID_05F3&PID_00FF&REV_0110 and I have version 4.36 of Express Scribe

Thank you. A fix has gone into testing.