Content originally posted in LPCWare by funkyguy4000 on Mon Mar 21 12:11:27 MST 2016 Hello,
I've been pulling my hair out trying to find a good USB device stack for these LPC43xx controllers. The chips themselves are great but the support on the USBD stack isn't the greatest.
After sifting through the docs here : http://docs.lpcware.com/usbromlib/v1.0/index.html I noticed a few times that the USB audio class is mentioned although it doesn't have an example or be yet supported so I'm curious if NXP is working on this or if there is a better recommendation for a current USB device stack that I could use, preferably open source and not nxpUSBlib.
Any NXP reps or community members have any idea? If not, I might just switch entirely to the XMOS Audio controllers...
Content originally posted in LPCWare by jagsimila on Mon Apr 18 03:08:39 MST 2016 This layer contains all of the parameters required to configure the USB device. These parameters include VID, PID, Descriptors, event handlers, buffers, and more. These parameters are specified by the application writer. Once all the information is fed in to this layer, the configuration layer can give a device instance structure to the other layers within the USB stack. This device instance contains all of the information regarding the device, and the required information is extracted when necessary. This layer is considered to be part of application, and most of the data is specified by the application programmer. This layer is implemented by the source file USB_SERIAL_STRUCTS.C. The following parameters are configurable by the application programmer:
Global instance for the USB device structure Rx and Tx Buffers Vendor ID Product ID Power configuration parameters Control event call backs Application event call backs String descriptors Language descriptor 70-687 Practice Test
