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Click to Enlarge      USB Design by Example, 2nd Edition
A Practical Guide to Building I/O Devices
by John Hyde
Moving A Lot of Data
Source code for BlockIO example: microcontroller firmware, device driver, test program
If you plan to do device driver development you should:
Join Microsoft's Developer Network (MSDN**)
Purchase or Download** the Windows* 2000 Driver Development Kit
Book Reference: Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model by Walter Oney, Forrest Foltz (Amazon**)
Source code of LoadEZ (a USB-EZ autoloader)
Source code of the DUET filter (Display USB Enumeration Transactions)
Source code of the "Two Keyboards" filter and of the test program
Mass Storage Class** Specification
Mass Storage Device example schematic
Read about the EZ-USB FX Mass Storage Class Reference Design from Cypress

Notes: Project Files for these examples are in the "Examples" directory
All of the Visual C++* programs require that the Win2000 DDK** is installed
The LoadEz example also requires that the Win98 DDK** is installed

**The following links will take you from the Intel Web site. Intel does not control the content of these linked Web sites.
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