Just found out that the host programs may contain some bugs. 1: The VB.net 2005 based example and the C# counterpart by Gordon Vance have a similar button focus bug like the WinUSB example. Clicking the 'Once' button will shift the focus to 'Continuous' because of the tab order. So if we click 'Once' faster, the 'Continuous' button will also seem to be clicked at the same time. The Visual C 6 example The 'Bytes received' Text Box will show an extral '00' on top the two bytes received correctly. Hi, What's the right way to increase the length of both the input and output reports from 2 bytes to 8 bytes?

1. Microchip Usb Framework
2. Microchip Usb Stack
3. Microchip Usb Starter Kit

This kit delivers the hardware and software needed to develop digital audio docking. Microchip’s USB solutions are designed to support the growing needs.

Microchip Usb Framework

I set HIDOUTPUTREPORTBYTES, HIDINPUTREPORTBYTES to 8 I set HIDINTOUTEPSIZE, HIDINTINEPSIZE to 9 Over in the descriptors, set the first byte on the lines labeled 'size' to 8 in the endpoint descriptors. And I set the report count to 8 for both Input and output report in the generic HID descriptor. Am I missing something?

I went to Jan's HIDIO program, and tried to get it to work, but I'm just getting: CreateFile, ReadHandle Result = The specified procedure could not be found. Returned handle: 62Ch CreateFile, WriteHandle Result = The specified procedure could not be found.

Returned handle: 630h HidDFlushQueue, ReadHandle Result = The specified procedure could not be found.Result = True when i try to send/rec reports. I've put up a revised version of the firmware that supports reports of 1 to 8 bytes. // To change the number of bytes in a report, under Input report, Output report, // or Feature report, in the report descriptor, change Report Count from 0x02 bytes to a value from 0x01 to 0x08. // In usbconfig.h, edit these values to match the new report size(s): // #define HIDINPUTREPORTBYTES 2 // #define HIDOUTPUTREPORTBYTES 2 // #define HIDFEATUREREPORTBYTES 2 I used a state machine to the ReportLoopback routine to better manage the transfers.

Microchip Usb Stack

The firmware is here: Any problems with it, let me know. Motorola x8 manual.

Microchip Usb Starter Kit

The code for the PIC18F2550 has been written using Microchip C18. It was based on the PicDem USB stack from Microchip. The data is sent in blocks through interrupt read /write and the programming functions are implemented in firmware. Interface Communication protocol The Communication protocol has now moved to a separate. Voltage Pump Another task of the embedded software is a voltage pump. By toggling the lines Pump1 and Pump2, 12V for the VPP will be generated. Loading the firmware in the PIC18F2550 The manual on how to upgrade the firmware is now included in the manual.