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Programmer's Reference Manuals
» Part 16 – Service Calls
» Service_USBDriver?Service_USB
» USBServiceCall BlockUSB Service Call Block
USBServiceCall BlockUSB Service Call Block
| Offset | Contents |
|---|---|
| +0 | Sum length of the block including the appended descriptors |
| +2 | Offset to the descriptors |
| +4 | Device name as appears in DeviceFS, NULL terminated |
| +24 | Bus number, 0-255 |
| +25 | USB address, 1-127 |
| +26 | USB address of upstream port 0-127 |
| +27 | Port on host address |
| +28 | Device speed (1=low, 2=full, 3=high, 4=super) |
| +29 | Reserved |
| +30 | Reserved |
| +31 | Reserved |
| +n | Device descriptors per USB specification |
Notes
A USB device is completely described by the block (or list of blocks) pointed to by R2 in the USB service calls. The USBServiceCall block includes a copy of the device descriptor, followed immediately by zero or more descriptors. A length byte of zero marks the end of the block, which is then padded with zeros to achieve word alignment.
Prior to USBDriver 0.27 the speed value at +28 was 0’s based. Do not use or support this old scheme.
See also
- Service Calls
Service_USBDriver?Service_USB
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