Speed up bit-banged USART code in the AVRISP project.

[pub/USBasp.git] / Demos / Device / Incomplete / Sideshow / Descriptors.c

diff --git a/Demos/Device/Incomplete/Sideshow/Descriptors.c b/Demos/Device/Incomplete/Sideshow/Descriptors.c
index 275892b..ed5853f 100644 (file)
--- a/Demos/Device/Incomplete/Sideshow/Descriptors.c
+++ b/Demos/Device/Incomplete/Sideshow/Descriptors.c
@@ -42,8 +42,8 @@ USB_Descriptor_Device_t PROGMEM DeviceDescriptor =
        Endpoint0Size:          8,\r
                \r
        VendorID:               0x03EB,\r
-       ProductID:              0x2060,\r
-       ReleaseNumber:          0x0000,\r
+       ProductID:              0x2040,\r
+       ReleaseNumber:          0x0001,\r
                \r
        ManufacturerStrIndex:   0x01,\r
        ProductStrIndex:        0x02,\r
@@ -192,11 +192,9 @@ uint16_t CALLBACK_USB_GetDescriptor(const uint16_t wValue, const uint8_t wIndex,
                                        Size    = pgm_read_byte(&SerialNumberString.Header.Size);\r
                                        break;\r
                                case 0xEE:\r
-                                       /* Great, another Microsoft-proprietary extention. String address 0xEE is used\r
-                                          by Windows for "OS Descriptors", which in this case allows us to indicate that\r
-                                          our device is Sideshow compatible. Most people would be happy using the normal\r
-                                          0xFF 0x?? 0x?? Class/Subclass/Protocol values like the USBIF intended. */\r
-                                          \r
+                                       /* A Microsoft-proprietary extention. String address 0xEE is used by Windows for\r
+                                          "OS Descriptors", which in this case allows us to indicate that our device is\r
+                                          Sideshow compatible regardless of VID/PID values. */\r
                                        Address = (void*)&OSDescriptorString;\r
                                        Size    = pgm_read_byte(&OSDescriptorString.Header.Size);\r
                                        break;\r