On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 12:47 PM, Xiaofan Chen <xiaofanc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> I think you guys have sorted out the issue. Anyway, here is the
>> dump for Amontec JTAGkey-2.
>>
>
> One more for a FT232R based USB to Serial Converter
I suddenly realized actually I have access to quite some Maxim
demo boards which use FTDI chips.
One more for FT232B. Just for your checking purpose.
Chip Type: FT232BM
VID:PID 0x0b6a:0x434d
Product description: "Maxim MINIQUSB Module"
Serial Number: Auto-Generate (should be FT000001,
but FT_Prog 1.10 does not show it, maybe due to
the other problem since it is said the serial number
is disabled. And indeed the serial number is not shown
from USBView.
Word
0000: 0000 6A0B 4D43 0002 8032 0000 0000 940A
0008: 9E2C CA12 0A03 4600 5400 4400 4900 2C03
0010: 4D00 6100 7800 6900 6D00 2000 4D00 4900
0018: 4E00 4900 5100 5500 5300 4200 2000 4D00
0020: 6F00 6400 7500 6C00 6500 1203 4600 5400
0028: 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3100 0203 0000
0030: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
0038: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0100 166E
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<FT_EEPROM>
<Chip_Details>
<Type>FT232/245BM</Type>
</Chip_Details>
<USB_Device_Descriptor>
<VID_PID>2</VID_PID>
<idVendor>0B6A</idVendor>
<idProduct>434D</idProduct>
<bcdUSB>USB 1.1</bcdUSB>
</USB_Device_Descriptor>
<USB_Config_Descriptor>
<bmAttributes>
<RemoteWakeupEnabled>false</RemoteWakeupEnabled>
<SelfPowered>false</SelfPowered>
<BusPowered>true</BusPowered>
</bmAttributes>
<IOpullDown>false</IOpullDown>
<MaxPower>100</MaxPower>
</USB_Config_Descriptor>
<USB_String_Descriptors>
<Manufacturer>FTDI</Manufacturer>
<Product_Description>Maxim MINIQUSB Module</Product_Description>
<SerialNumber_Enabled>false</SerialNumber_Enabled>
<SerialNumber>
</SerialNumber>
<SerialNumberPrefix>
</SerialNumberPrefix>
</USB_String_Descriptors>
</FT_EEPROM>
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Xiaofan
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