The demo package includes:
Note: The source code and the appropriate project files contained in the demo package are for documentation only. It is not possible to recompile the applications. For this purpose there is an Evaluation Version available.
The Bulk Loop Demo application is implemented on top of the USB FunctionLibrary. It represents a plain sample for the usage of the USB Function Library without a device class.
Thesycon’s USBIO device driver for Windows can be used with the BULK Loop Demo and therefore is included in the demo package. Additionally, there are two sample applications for the PC enclosed which can be used to communicate with the device.
The CDC/ACM Loop Demo application is implemented on top of the CDC/ACM device class. It represents a plain sample for the usage of the CDC/ACM device class.
Thesycon’s CDC/ACM class driver for Windows can be used with the CDC/ACM Loop Demo and therefore is included in the demo package. The driver creates a virtual COM port. So standard terminal programs, such as HyperTerminal can be used to communicate with the embedded device.
The CDC/ACM Multi Instance Loop Demo application is implemented on top of the CDC/ACM device class. It represents a plain sample for the usage of the CDC/ACM device class with multiple instances (so called composite device).
A customized version of Thesycon’s CDC/ACM class driver for Windows which supports multiple instances can be used with the CDC/ACM Multi Instance Loop Demo and therefore is included in the demo package. The driver creates two virtual COM ports for the two CDC/ACM device class instances. So standard terminal programs, such as HyperTerminal can be used to communicate with the embedded device. The data received on one instance will be looped in the embedded device and sent back to the other instance (COM port).
The RNDIS Simple IP Demo application is implemented on top of the RNDIS device class. The application provides very basic IP protocol functionality to support ARP, ICMP and DHCP. So it is possible to attach the device to a PC and to test the USB connection by means of ping.
For more information about a specific demo application refer to the section "Demo Applications" in the appropriate manual.
The Mass storage Demo application is implemented on top of the mass storage device class (MSD). It works as a block device driver for the memory. This sample implements the USB mass storage device that can expose multiple logical units (LUN). It supports the SCSI transparent command set and the emulation of CD-ROM and disk drives. The CD-ROM can be used to automatically start an application on Windows. A special compression algorithm can be used for ISO images. (At this time, only integrated in the NXP LPC1768 demo.)
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