Re: USB code, PICDEM FS USB and Linux
Ben Dugan <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Sep 2005 08:33:29 -0400
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Alessandro Zummo wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm working on the USB HID code sent a few days ago > by Ben Dugan and I'm trying to modify to do > simple input / output using Linux. > > I've modified the USB descriptor and altered > the code to send out 8 ascii chars which I read > with a simple perl script > > I now need to add support for receiving data > from the host, but found no examples so far. > > If anyone could help I'd be happy to share > the code. Alessandro, I'd be interested in seeing your code when you think its at a "useful" stage. I'm curious what the new descriptor looks like, especially whether its still an HID keyboard. I also wanted to point out something that might be relevent: I remember reading that there is no guarantee that the byte ordering (of the bytes within an individual HID keyboard packet) will be preserved. I have noticed that it does seem to be preserved, but this is not guaranteed by the HID keyboard spec. as I understand it. So: its probably safer to send ordered packets rather than ordered bytes if you're operating within the HID keyboard domain (maybe you're not, though!). Ben