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usbcdc
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This project contains an CDC USB example for the LPCXpresso board
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mounted with an LPC1343 Cortex-M3 part.
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To run this example, you must attach a USB cable to the board. See
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the "Getting Started Guide" appendix for details. You may also
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connect the LPCXpresso board to a base board from a 3rd party tool
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partner.
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When downloaded to the board and executed, the PC will recognize
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a USB "VCOM" device. Point windows to the .inf file in the usbcdc
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project directory. Windows should install the default UART driver.
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At this point, you should be able to send characters into the USB
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virtual COM port and have them transmitted out of the serial port
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on the LPC1343. The transmit baud rate will equal the CDC port
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configured baud rate.
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One thing we have seen that can cause trouble with the USB examples
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is the Windows driver install. Since the example projects all use
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the same USB Vendor ID and Product ID, if you try out the HID
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example and then try out the CDC example, Windows may try
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to use the HID driver it had already installed with the CDC
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example code. To fix this, go to the Windows Device Manager,
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find the broken "HID" device and select "Uninstall." Then unplug the
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device and plug it back in. Windows should correctly identify the
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device as being a CDC device and install the correct
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driver.
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The project makes use of code from the following library projects:
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- CMSISv1p30_LPC13xx : for CMSIS 1.30 files relevant to LPC13xx
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This library project must exist in the same workspace in order
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for the project to successfully build.
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For more details, read the comments in config.h
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