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#SURFACE PRO 4 I2C HID DEVICE NOT WORKING UPDATE#
Upgrading the Driver: The driver may need an update to go to the manufacturer’s site and find the latest specific driver.Finally, re-enable it, it may fix the issue. Re-enabling: To re-enable the touch screen you have to go to the device manager and click on Human Interface Devices. In the expanded menu click HID-compliant touch screen and select Disable option and confirm the pop-up message.Restart: Half of the problems are solved by restarting the laptop and sometimes fix the touch screen not working problem.If your Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is suffering from this problem then follow some efficient solutions, Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Touch screen not working Common Problems with Surface Pro 4 and their Fix 1. Should I rather get a PicKit3, power the device from VUSB entirely, and instead of using the MicroStick 3.3V power supply, build my own.Keep patience your Problem will eventually come on the page. Is the PIC32MX250F128B USB module faulty? Is it because I'm using VMWare? I'll restart into my Bootcamp version of Windows shortly to check.īloody hell, WTH does this thing want from me? Is it because my HID report is wrong, is the size wrong, is HID_RPT01_SIZE incorrect in usb_config.h? Is it something to do with the fact that I have the device plugged in via the debugger USB and the second USB plug, causing Windows to become confused? It's been DAYS that I'v been trying to get this darned USB device working. It's driving me insane, why the hell does this have to be such a bloody battle. I'm starting to think that this Microstick II board is a piece of crap, and it's causing things to go wrong. HIDTxPacket is in fact getting called, but the piece of junk is still persisting with its f-ing Code 10 error. I can't set breakpoints in MPLABX, and halt the MCU to investigate the issue, because of USB clock timing requirements, so really stuck as to how I can troubleshoot and fix this. I also managed to get the following from the USBLizer trial version: What I've done is light up an LED on Pin 2 (RA0) when USBDeviceState = CONFIGURED_STATE, and all I know is that the device is in CONFIGURED_STATE, as the LED lights up a few moments after the device is plugged in. The Microstick II doesn't appear to have the best debugger, so debugging is limited.
I'm testing my device on both Mac and Windows 7 via VMWare.
#SURFACE PRO 4 I2C HID DEVICE NOT WORKING FULL#
The full contents of main.c is at my GitHub repository This is about the furthest I've come with this project ever, but I'm face to face with a brick wall, that won't budge. I've also set the descriptor size to 28 bytes in usb_config.h: The above represents a Joystick with one button, so I'm trying to start small.
#SURFACE PRO 4 I2C HID DEVICE NOT WORKING SERIAL NUMBER#
USB_EP0_BUFF_SIZE, // Max packet size for EP0Ġx0001, // Device release number in BCD formatĠx00, // Device serial number string indexĠx01 // Number of possible configurations USB_DESCRIPTOR_DEVICE, // Device descriptor typeĠx0200, // USB spec release number in BCD format I'm using USB_INTERRUPT mode, and have my descriptor looks as follows: After redoing my breadboard wiring this week to try and improve the signal quality, I've come to tonight, trying to alter my code to get things working. I've been trying to fix this for a while. However in Windows, I'm getting an error: This device cannot start.
#SURFACE PRO 4 I2C HID DEVICE NOT WORKING MAC OS X#
The device enumerates, and I'm able to see that Windows 7 and Mac OS X is able to identify the device. (Code 10) with a USB HID device I'm building. I'm trying to fix an error This device cannot start.