This document describes how to lookup and use HID devices under Windows. It is related to the MEMS Evaluation boards which are usually connected via USB and accessed through the MEMS USB Reader software. The document provides a section of source code only, however, for a complete project it is necessary to add proper result testing and exception handling.
This document describes how to lookup and use HID (Human Interface Device) devices under Windows. It is related to MEMS Evaluation boards usually connected via USB and accessed through the MEMS USB Reader software. The note provides a section of source code to assist in developing applications, though a complete project requires adding proper result testing and exception handling.
The application note includes a coding example that demonstrates how to dynamically load the HID library, lookup devices, and read data from them. It covers functions such as loading the library, getting product strings and GUIDs, enumerating device interfaces, and reading input reports.
The note describes how to lookup and use HID devices under Windows.
The note is related to the MEMS USB Reader software used to access MEMS Evaluation boards connected via USB.
A complete project requires adding proper result testing and exception handling to the provided source code section.