said:
Hi,
>Any progress here?
No. Tom went into silent running mode. :-)
>The light first comes on when the
>usbkbd.sys driver is loaded.
That's probably good.
>The CueCat does not show up in USBDock,
It should. It does for Tom.
Type : 01
USB Rev : 110
Class : Reserved (0)
Subclass : Reserved (0)
Protocol : Reserved (0)
Device Information is defined at interface Level
Max. packetsize : 08
Vendor ID : 0458
Product ID : 0101
Device Release# : 0100
Strings:
Manufacturer Name : Not implemented
Product Name : :Cue:CAT
Serial number : Not implemented
Number of Configurations : 1
You should fix this. Have you run usbcfg7a (from Hobbes) to verify your
USB setup?
>and won't enter scanned code into the Readerware program.
That's not going to happen until eCS knows it's a keyboard.
Steven
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