On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:12 AM, wind sh wrote:
> a. from the display result, could i be told that this device is HID?
The part of your descriptors you want to look at is:
> bInterfaceClass : 0x03
From the HID spec (technically called "Device Class Definition for HID
1.11"), section 4.1 (page 7)
tks for your great help.
please take a look at the result of my program and partial source code, and i
have new question as the following.
a. from the display result, could i be told that this device is HID?
b. the running result shows that "Could not claim interface : Device or
resource bu
> a. how to check the attached device is HID device?
While "HID device" is common in referring to such devices, technically
it is each device interface that implements the HID class.
So you should check the device's interface(s), the interface
descriptor for each interface will have a class. If
I asked you the question regarding zigbee device last week, and get lots of
help from you...
today i received the actual device, and was told that it is HID device..and
this HID device received remote data by zigbee protocol...
i reviewed your site's FAQ again, it says the following:
HID
