Hi there
I have been having some problems with getting the USB port on my custom K60-based board, enumerating over VSB. Using the example virtual-com port as a starting point, I connected the USB to a laptop running Windows 7 and the laptop identifies the "device" as a HID - not a COM port. I have tried a different laptop, but the response is the same. I compiled the example and loaded it onto a TWRK60D100 board. The results were the same again.
Has anyone else had similar problems....??
Thanks
Ken
Hello Ken:
Can you point me to the specific demo you are using?
If this demo application belongs to the USB stack please provide a couple details.
- USB stack version.
- IDE.
- Path to the specific demo.
:smileyinfo: Remember always posting to specialized community spaces, such as Kinetis Microcontrollers. Otherwise your questions have very low visibility to the community audience.
Regards!
Jorge Gonzalez
Hello Jorge
Many thanks for getting back to me and apologies for the delay in responding to your answer....
I found the root cause of the problem I was experiencing being a file that I had somehow included in the build - usb_init.c - which included the setup for a USB_HID. Once this was removed, the problem went away.
I appreciate your responding though.....
Regards
Ken