>>>>> "Anders" == Anders Larsen <al@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
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Anders> When experimenting with an FT245R I found that bit 0 is the
Anders> culprit - when cleared, an FT245R is turned into an FT232R (or
Anders> so it seems). If you turn the bit back on, the functionality of
Anders> the FT245R is restored.
Anders> Unfortunately, there is no way (that I know of) to detect if a
Anders> chip is really an FT232R or an FT245R other than checking bit 0
Anders> of byte 0.
So libftdi has to carefully preserve bit 0 and should provide a user
override to change that value. The override is needed, when something went
wrong before.
Bye
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