Content originally posted in LPCWare by ktownsend on Sun May 15 13:14:48 MST 2011
Quote: mark_t3
I have read Chap 10, and looking at table 184 it indicates that most of the fields are hardcoded.
I would have expected some sort of structure pointer assigment for replacing sub sections of the HID descriptor.
Thanks
Mark
While I love the 1343 and the ROM-based USB, there are definate limitations to it. With HID you're limited to a single in and out report, for example, and if you need a bit more flexbility you may end up having to use a full USB stack (NXP also provides examples based on the Keil stack). The ROM-based USB HID is great for simple I/O like sending and receiving bytes and chunks of data, but there are situations where it's more appropriate to do it yourself.