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First, some of the range checking for registers checks against 0x1ff, because some of the bits are unused, but legal values are from 0 to 0xffff, and in fact 0xffff is the factory default for those re…
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This issue can be confirmed when trying to access a CP2130 device, for instance. Although this class is specific to MCP2210 devices, it should not cause a crash when trying to perform functions on top…
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Assuming the PicKit2 programmer is a HID device, I suggest to rework the code to use libhidapi, which is available on all platforms. Then we can drop the remaining libhid support for Windows, includin…
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### Category
Hardware Compatibility, Other
### Hardware
Other
### Firmware Version
2.3.9.70712d85
### Description
Known issue but can't find an existing GH issue for this. Not sur…
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This is in line with the issue reported [here](https://github.com/bloguetronica/mcp2210/issues/13). Currently, writeUSBParameters() is implemented as follows:
```
// Writes the USB parameters to t…
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This is in line with the issue reported [here](https://github.com/bloguetronica/mcp2210-qt/issues/8). Currently, writeUSBParameters() is implemented as follows:
```
// Writes the USB parameters to…
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In getUSBParameters(), the power mode variable (parameters.powmode) is based on bit 7 of byte 29 of the response given by the device. This is evident by looking at the function:
```
// Gets the US…
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In getUSBParameters(), the power mode variable (parameters.powmode) is based on bit 7 of byte 29 of the response given by the device. This is evident by looking at the function:
```
// Gets the US…
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This is similar to the case reported [here](https://github.com/bloguetronica/mcp2210-qt/issues/5). However, unlike Qt, C++ by itself might not have the mechanisms to detect this, and the program may e…
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@joperezr
I'm looking at working on a new [MCP2210](http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/22288a.pdf) (USB-to-SPI Protocol Converter with GPIO) binding.
This is controlled via a USB i…