Open mindforger opened 5 years ago
I'm sorry, but I don't have time to help you. I hope you figure it out.
i guess i've seen something similar using the Raspberry Pi as GAdget, you seem to miss just a few bits of information on the usb descriptor to make it run under windows
edit1: can you hint me where i should search to compare your usb setup with the arduino one? they are working so i want to check if i can adapt
edit2: arduino is giving me a hard time to find their USB stuff :( but i found that you subclass and protocol are both zero, which i remember was part of the issue, but editing them in the board files to 0xEF02 and 0x01 like described here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/usbcon/enumeration-of-the-composite-parent-device did not help
edit3: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/commit/40e7b1db39009123f019ecc0d3f4605bbc4a9158 found "something" but can't wrap my head around it :(
edit4: folding my hands, maybe somebody else can wrap it's head around it, i set class to 0x02, subclass to 0xef and protocol to 0x01 and also changed the PID to 0x8036 because leonardo shows as 0x8036 not 0x8037 in the original blink sample but i am still getting error device identification
maybe i have more luck with another attempt on HIDApi and SendFeatureReport to my BootKeyboard instead :) (currently the API only return -1 on sendFeatureReportbut since i am using JAva and JNA it may very well have changed the interface)
Using Windows 10 with Arduino 1.8.9 here, searching for a solution to get multiple COM Ports + HID Keyboard/Mouse/Gamepad
downloaded the Board, selected Simba -> Pro Micro selected Examples -> Simba -> Blink
upload over a once Arduino Blink Sample
upload finishes, bootloader pops up, vanishes and is replaced with an unknown device due to an identification error and no LED blinking
i can revive the board by repeatedly hitting the reset button (added one for that purpose, bootloader reset can't work without proper serial port) and releasing in just the right moment when trying to flash back the arduino blink sample
so i am pretty sure the code does not work alltogehter (because of the not blinking LED) but i still get some sort of device recognized
VID 000 PID 0003
i also double checked to get a grip of your "pin_device" order (this should seriously be explained somewhere) that it is actually PC0 aka D17 aka RX LED and redid the Arduino Blink Example with it as it uses D13 by default and it does actually blink fine!