Installation Instructions
This section explains how to install the SenseCom software on your system. You’ll need it to communicate with your SenseGlove Devices.
In most cases, the latest SenseCom binaries will be pre-packaged with the SenseGlove API of your choice. You can always find the latest version of SenseCom on [its github page](https://github.com/Adjuvo/SenseCom).
Clone the github repository (https://github.com/Adjuvo/SenseGlove-API) or download the binaries as a .zip file.
Run the SenseCom_install_X_X_X.exe inside the Win/ folder.
Go through the installation instructions.
As part of the installation, you will download a Visual C++ Package. If you are developing for C++, you likely already have this package installed. This installlation can ‘fail’ if you already have said package installed. In that case, dismiss the message, and continue your installation.
Alternative Method:
Clone the github repository (https://github.com/Adjuvo/SenseGlove-API) or download the binaries as a .zip file.
You will need a Visual C++ package to be able to use the library, which you can download or find in the SenseCom/Win folder. If you’re developing with C++, you’ll likely have this installed already. You will need a Visual C++ package to be able to use the library, which you can download or find in the SenseCom/Win folder. If you’re developing with C++, you’ll likely have this installed already.
Run SenseCom.exe in the SenseCom/Win folder.
Clone the github repository (https://github.com/Adjuvo/SenseGlove-API) or download the binaries as a .zip file.
Right click the SenseCom.x86_64 in the SenseCom/Linux folder go to the permissions tab, and select “allow running as executable”.
Ensure that you have set the permissions for SenseCom to use your serial ports via the “sudo adduser $USER dialout” command.
Run SenseCom.x86_64 SenseCom/Linux
Alternatively, you can follow along with the video below:
Installing SenseCom is not required for the Android Platform, as the process runs internally for each app.