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The HID project is a demo program for the CP-JR ARM7 LPC2368 Board |
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using the NXP LPC2368 Microcontroller. |
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It demonstrates an USB HID (Human Interface Device): |
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- 8 LEDs (P2[0..7]) |
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- 3 Push Button SW |
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-> P2[10](SW1:INT0) |
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-> P4[28](SW3:GPIO) |
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-> P4[29](SW4:GPIO) |
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The USB HID is recognized by the host PC running Windows |
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which will load a generic HID driver. The board LEDs |
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and Push Buttons can then be accessed from the PC |
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through a custom HID Client Program. |
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The HID program is available for the following targets: |
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LPC2368: configured for on-chip Flash ROM |
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(used for production or target debugging) |
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Note: set jumper J11 to [12]3 (jumper towards JTAG connector) |
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for USB soft connect |
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