Hi…
Has anybody succeeded with USB host without using the GHIElectronics.NETMF.USBHost library.
Because i want to know the basic communication details with Mass Storage Class (MSC).
How the Controller handshake and read the VID and PID from the Mass Storage…
Thank you for your reply andre.m.
ya am read the USB…rg ,jan axelson’s blog and some sources…
i need to know , how the basic communication done in the NETMF…
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There is no support for USB Host in standard NETMF.
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So in the NETMF, we are unable to make a USB Host Without using the GHI library…?
and the USB device (Client) only available in the NETMF…?
i cant understand what do u mean…?
I figured out Something…The NETMF doesn’t Support for the USB HOST functionality.
If we need the HOST functionality means, we want to write our own LOW LEVEL (or REGISTER LEVEL ) code.
I think that the GHI done it in the GHIElectronics.NETMF.USBHost library.
Is it correct…?
Or something else in it…?
Am trying to use the low level code and initialize the USB host Full speed but the problem is when upload the program,the program upload successfully. After that movement the USB not detected in my system.So i need to upload the firmware for every time. But my board use the USB host High speed port for deployment.Still i cant figure out the problem why the Full speed registers affect the High speed registers…?
you’re not using a GHI board.
you’re not using the .Net Micro framework.
And you expect someone here to be able to help? Hmmm, sorry, I don’t think you’re going to find anyone who can actually help, even if it was relevant to anyone here - which it isn’t.
Hi Brett…first of all am not using the GHI board, but am using the ghi firmware in a NETMF device…
did u know the GHI provides the low level code i mean register level code in the OSHW.Hardware, so am trying it in the low level code only.k
thanks for reply…