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USB-CDC driver for Win64Posted by rick drolet on June 24, 2011 Can someone point me to the Windows-64 driver to work with the FreeRTOS v7 CDC? This is needed to replace the 32-bit usbser.inf dated Aug 18, 2009 with VID_FFFF and PID_0005 Thanks RE: USB-CDC driver for Win64Posted by rick drolet on June 26, 2011 Thanks to all - figured this out. RE: USB-CDC driver for Win64Posted by MEdwards on June 26, 2011 If you have an answer, please post it here. Other people now on in the future will then have the information they need too. RE: USB-CDC driver for Win64Posted by rick drolet on June 26, 2011 Using this post as a guide, I used the inf file for the LPC134x_vcom.inf (32/64bit Mar 2011). Within the file USB_CDC.c table abDescriptors, I just changed idVendor from 0xFFFF to 0x1FC9 (think is LPC) and idProduct from 0x0005 to 0x0003. Note: While this makes this demo work for Windows 7 in both 32 and 64bit, this can only be a temporary solution as these IDs are registered to this specific manufacturer.
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