??? 01/15/06 00:55 Read: times |
#107414 - USB Design By Example Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Saalam Mehdi,
According to my book (assuming I am reading this correctly), USB Design By Example (a very good book that I recommend if you plan to do much with USB), your device should not send the ACK packet for this request. Your device should respond directly to the request with the Device Descriptor and the PC Host should then send the ACK. Stated over, when your device receives the Device Descriptor Request, it should transmit the 18 bytes of the Device Descriptor and then look for the ACK to come from the PC. If you are interested, the book's ISBN is 0-9702846-5-9. Good Luck Joe |