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DEMOJM JM128 CDC Terminal Example
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The DEMOJM kit comes with the 9S08JM60 and MCF51JM128 modules and CMX USB Lite stack. We have implemented the JM60 CDC Terminal example into a project. We now need to move up to the JM128 (as the Flexis line was intended), but there is no CDC terminal example for the JM128 in the DEMOJM kit. Is there a JM128 CDC terminal example available anywhere? Has anyone attempted to port it?
Thanks.
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Hi
I have just checked to be sure, the CMX USB Lite stack comes with a mcf51 cdc demo you can download the mcf51 stack from the website.
Regards
Dave Wright
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That is a CDC to/from UART example, not a CDC Terminal. Only the JM60 has the CDC Terminal. Porting may be the best option.
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I have tried to prt CDC terminal example on JM128 but the issue is with respect to vendor id and product id. Any ideas what values should be used? If I try to use the one in JM60 but it isn't working.
BlackNight
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Hello,
VID/PID can be the same both for JM60 and JM128.
If you want to use the Freescale USB stack (www.freescale.com/usb) with PHDC (and CDC) support with Processor Expert:
Description and examples are here:
http://mcuoneclipse.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/usb-cdc-reloaded/
Erich
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We have successfully port the CDC terminal example for the MCF51JM128. We used the TWR-LCD kit to test the code. Our project is a open source RTOS. The terminal / USB driver was implemented as a task, but i beleive that you can use the port without the RTOS too.
The link to download the code is:
http://code.google.com/p/brtos/downloads/list
The demo project is also attached to this message.
Best regards,
Gustavo
