> > > > > >> On 25 Feb 2005, at 19:14, Jim White wrote: > >> > >>> We are developing a board that will be a USB device (not host) using a > >>> CP2101. > >>> > >>> Is there some sort of central registry for Vendor ID and / or Product ID > >>> ? > >>> > >>> This will not be a mass market device but will need to recognizable as a > >>> unique device when plugged into a PC. > > > >With the FTDI chips and EEPROM's, this should be no problem at all, as > >each device will have a unique serial number. > > > >If you want a VID/PID, talk to FTDI, they may assign you a unique PID > >(if they have any left !) > >AFAIK the serial number will not ensure the correct driver is loaded - it >only copes with multiple >devices of the same type plugged in at once. > >If FTDI are assigning PIDs numerically, perhaps they will run out in the >not too-distant future - >then they may well be running short - They assigned me some starting D8xx >recently... For what we are doing (only a few 2CP2101/M128 boards will be built and used) the cost of registration seems a bit high. How about a pointer to a list of existing VID and/or PID registrations? If it's at usb.org it's well hidden. That site seems more interested in promoting than helping developers. Is there any sort of 'sand box' of VID/PIDs experimenters can play in? Jim
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Re: [AVR-Chat] USB vendor and product ID
2005-02-27 by Jim White
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