Andreas Poehlmann

Hi Julio, sorry for the delay, it's been a busy week. I think you're actually taking an irradiance measurement in the oceanoptics software. There should be a way to take...

With the new conda packages python-seabreeze defaults to the cseabreeze backend. Maybe USB650 support doesn't work in cseabreeze... If so we need to file this upstream again. In the meantime...

Hmm. I think this might work on OSX and Linux: ```python # There is definitely a spectrometer connected, and the code # should first try to connect via cseabreeze, and...

So as additional info: I think reimporting `seabreeze.spectrometers` won't work, but `_use_cseabreeze` and `_use_pyseabreeze` in `seabreeze.backends` return handles that have all the library methods including `device_list_devices()`. So it should be...

**Note to self:** Maybe this should be default behavior...

Does this also occur when you don't use the "auto-select" code? So just: ```python import seabreeze seabreeze.use("pyseabreeze") import seabreeze.spectrometers as sb ``` And possible ways to proceed are: 1. We...

To just fix the auto-select, I think we don't need to touch any of the C/C++ stuff... I think my previous approach doesn't work because the cseabreeze backend is not...

Regarding the sourceforge ticket: Well I guess that explains why I can't find a USB-communication datasheet for the USB650... Weird though that they intentionally leave out support for it... Regarding...

And one last idea: Maybe the USB650 is not a rebranded USB2000, but actually a rebranded USB4000... (\ The [usb650](https://oceanoptics.com/product/usb-650-red-tide-spectrometers/) product page has a USB4000 tag... \) ```python import seabreeze...

Okay... Then I am out of ideas. Sorry.