Human interface on SAME70-Xplained:
Introduction
This example shows how to implement a USB Composite Device with HID keyboard and Mass Storage interfaces on Atmel MCU with USB module.
Startup
The example uses all memories available on the board and connects these to USB Device Mass Storage stack. Also, the example uses the buttons or sensors available on the board to simulate a standard keyboard. After loading firmware, connect the board (EVKxx,Xplain,...) to the USB Host. When connected to a USB host system this application allows to display all available memories as a removable disks and provides a keyboard in the Unix/Mac/Windows operating systems.
- Note
- This example uses the native MSC and HID drivers on Unix/Mac/Windows OS, except for Win98.
- Led 0 is on when USB is wakeup
- Only push button 1 (SW0) down opens a notepad application on Windows O.S. and sends key sequence "Atmel ARM"
- Only a low level on push button 1 (SW0) will generate a wakeup to USB Host in remote wakeup mode.
About example
The example uses the following module groups:
- Basic modules: Startup, board, clock, interrupt, power management
- USB Device stack and HID & MSC modules:
services/usb/
services/usb/udc/
services/usb/class/msc/
services/usb/class/hid/
services/usb/class/hid/kbd/
- Specific implementation:
- main.c,
initializes clock
initializes interrupt
manages UI
- udi_composite_desc.c,udi_composite_conf.h,
USB Composite Device definition
- specific implementation for each target "./examples/product_board/":
- conf_foo.h configuration of each module
- ui.c implement of user's interface (buttons, leds)
1 The memory data transfers are done outside USB interrupt routine. This is done in the MSC process ("udi_msc_process_trans()") called by main loop.