eeprom->vendor_id = 0x0403;
eeprom->use_serial = USE_SERIAL_NUM;
- if((ftdi->type= TYPE_AM) || (ftdi->type= TYPE_BM) ||(ftdi->type= TYPE_R))
+ if((ftdi->type == TYPE_AM) || (ftdi->type == TYPE_BM) ||
+ (ftdi->type == TYPE_R))
eeprom->product_id = 0x6001;
else
eeprom->product_id = 0x6010;
if (eeprom->high_current_a) return -5;
}
- size_check = eeprom->size;
- size_check -= 28; // 28 are always in use (fixed)
+ size_check = 0x80;
+ switch(ftdi->type)
+ {
+ case TYPE_2232H:
+ case TYPE_4232H:
+ size_check -= 4;
+ case TYPE_R:
+ size_check -= 4;
+ case TYPE_2232C:
+ size_check -= 4;
+ case TYPE_AM:
+ case TYPE_BM:
+ size_check -= 0x14*2;
+ }
- // Top half of a 256byte eeprom is used just for strings and checksum
- // it seems that the FTDI chip will not read these strings from the lower half
- // Each string starts with two bytes; offset and type (0x03 for string)
- // the checksum needs two bytes, so without the string data that 8 bytes from the top half
- if (eeprom->size>=256) size_check = 120;
size_check -= manufacturer_size*2;
size_check -= product_size*2;
size_check -= serial_size*2;
+ /* Space for the string type and pointer bytes */
+ size_check -= -6;
+
// eeprom size exceeded?
if (size_check < 0)
return (-1);
channel_mode[eeprom->channel_a_type],
(eeprom->channel_a_driver)?" VCP":"",
(eeprom->high_current_a)?" High Currenr IO":"");
- if (ftdi->type == TYPE_2232C)
+ if (ftdi->type >= TYPE_2232C)
fprintf(stdout,"Channel B has Mode %s%s%s\n",
channel_mode[eeprom->channel_b_type],
(eeprom->channel_b_driver)?" VCP":"",