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how to convert stm32f103 usb mouse example to keyboard?

Posted by pat_abh on 2015-11-13 15:49

I have stm32 performance stick (stm32f103rbt6 micro-controller) with stm32-IO-board. I want to create a usb hid keyboard with it. But the example code given along with it is for USB mouse.

I know I have to change the HID report descriptors and other descriptors according to keyboard, and I have to write key scan program. Is it enough or do I have make any other changes.

Here is the usb mouse example.usb mouse exampleQuestion

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Posted by diabolo38 on 2015-11-16 17:30

change the usb “HID” descriptor from mouse to keyboard
you may have also to review the usb confg (more than 4 byte per packet)

i did that for Mousse to gaempad and it wasvery easy
But for kayboard it may not be so straigt forward or simple

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