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Hi
I am currently working on a device which should support the following 3 USB devices:
- DFU
- MSD
- CDC (virtual serial port)
I (think) that I have successfully combined these 3 devices into a composite device. Now, however, I am not sure how I should handle the VID / PIDs and the windows drivers. I have searched the forum and the internet in general, but I have not found any clear answers...
With a composite device of 3 devices, will I need 1 PID (for the composite device), 3 PIDs (for the 3 devices in the composite device) or 4 PIDs (1 for the composite + 3 for the other devices)?
Also, In case that I need more than one PID, should they then all be unique for the product (e.g. assigned by TI and using the TI VID)?, or will it be sufficient to have a unique PID for the composite device and let the remaining devices have dummy PIDs?
And on the Windows side, do I need one driver description file (*.inf) for the composite device or should/can I have multiple driver files for each device in the composite device?
I will appreciate any help you can provide.
I am using a custom TM4C123* board, TivaWare and CCS6.
Br
Christian
Hi Amit,
thanks for your reply.
I had expected the MCU USB side to be the most complecated, but now it seems to me that the windows drivers are much more combersome.
I think I will skip the composite device setup for now and try to make a design where only one device has to be active at one time.
Br
Christian