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Lately I find that Microsoft Windows 7 thinks it knows what is best. I have disabled and uninstalled the Microsoft's driver
associated with my CY8CKIT-059 PSOC 5LP Prototyping Kit multiple times. Then I unplug the board from my hub and
reinstall it. I tell it to use the location of the ProgKit driver and it responds that it has chosen the best driver which of
course is the Microsoft driver.
The debugger port does get to use the KitProg driver (setup as a USB bus controller -> USB Composite Device). Its just the Human Interface Devices -> USB Input Devices which seems to use the Microsoft HID driver. See the attached picture. Any ideas ?
Randy
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Hi Randy,
The debugger port should use the KitProg driver, scroll down in the Device Manager window, there should be a KitProg(1.2.3.3) when the debugger port plugged to your PC.
The -059 kit has another USB port, the Windows driver for this port depends on the firmware running on the target PSoC 5lp target device "CY8C5888LTI -LP097 " .
Thanks
Roy
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Hi Randy,
The debugger port should use the KitProg driver, scroll down in the Device Manager window, there should be a KitProg(1.2.3.3) when the debugger port plugged to your PC.
The -059 kit has another USB port, the Windows driver for this port depends on the firmware running on the target PSoC 5lp target device "CY8C5888LTI -LP097 " .
Thanks
Roy
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So what are the possible device drivers ?
Randy
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Hi Randy,
The debugger port should use the KitProg driver, scroll down in the Device Manager window, there should be a KitProg(1.2.3.3) when the debugger port plugged to your PC.
The -059 kit has another USB port, the Windows driver for this port depends on the firmware running on the target PSoC 5lp target device "CY8C5888LTI -LP097 " .
Thanks
Roy
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Looking at the USB component datasheet - http://www.cypress.com/file/376416/download
The supported USB Device classes are:
▪ USB HID class support
▪ Bootloader support
▪ Audio class support (See the USBFS Audio section)
▪ MIDI devices support (See the USBFS MIDI section)
▪ Communications device class (CDC) support (See the USBUART (CDC) section)
▪ Mass storage device class (MSC) support (See the USBFS MSC section)
Recommend the application note below for better understanding of the USB in PSoC device.
AN57294 - USB 101: An Introduction to Universal Serial Bus 2.0