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TM4C123GH6PM: VID/PID Assignment under Stellaris VID

Uriel Jeremias Kaufman
Prodigy 30 points
Part Number: TM4C123GH6PM

Dear Sir/Madam

As suggested by a TI Customer Support representative, I post my inquiry in this forum hoping there is a solution to our current issue.

Some months ago I requested help with the TM4C123 (TIVA C family) USB VID/PID Application. It used to be that for low volume production devices, TI offered the assignment of a USB PID relying on the Stellaris VID number.

The company I work for is in the process of selecting the microcontroller platform for new products and we are satisfied with the performance the TM4C microcontrollers provided us thus far. The PID assignment is a key factor that we are considering (and a deal breaker) as we depend hevily on the USB functionality.

I would like to know if the PID assignment situation changed and we can reliably continue developing products relying on the TM4C123/129 microcontrollers. If so, I would appreciate your prompt help with that.

I look forward to your answer.

My kindest regards,

Eng. Uriel J. Kaufman

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    TI__Guru**** 171836 points

    Hi,

    Uriel Jeremias Kaufman said:
    Some months ago I requested help with the TM4C123 (TIVA C family) USB VID/PID Application. It used to be that for low volume production devices, TI offered the assignment of a USB PID relying on the Stellaris VID number.

    I have looked up our record and your company has been assigned the PID. 

    Uriel Jeremias Kaufman said:

    The company I work for is in the process of selecting the microcontroller platform for new products and we are satisfied with the performance the TM4C microcontrollers provided us thus far. The PID assignment is a key factor that we are considering (and a deal breaker) as we depend hevily on the USB functionality.

    I would like to know if the PID assignment situation changed and we can reliably continue developing products relying on the TM4C123/129 microcontrollers. If so, I would appreciate your prompt help with that.

    PID assignment situation has not changed. If you need new PID, please send me a private message.