My final goal is to use the mbed standalone with a USB keyboard and a LCD display and no usb connection to the desktop computer.
Yesterday I got USBHostShell working properly with the USB keyboard. Today I disconnected the usb cable from the desktop and the USB host interface quit working. The mbed is still powered up (from my external source) and is running the program (the LCD is doing periodic things as expected). The program resets normally, but the USB Host interface just will not work until I reconnect the USB cable to the computer.
So it appears as if there is a dependency on the USB connection to the desktop somewhere in the USB Host interface.
My program has many pc.printf statements and I would think they just dump bits into the bit bucket but should have no effect on the USB Host interface. I will have to start experimenting of course, but can anyone tell me if I should be able to use the USB Host interface in a stand alone environment, with no dependency on a connection to a desktop host?
Thanks.
Chuck
My final goal is to use the mbed standalone with a USB keyboard and a LCD display and no usb connection to the desktop computer.
Yesterday I got USBHostShell working properly with the USB keyboard. Today I disconnected the usb cable from the desktop and the USB host interface quit working. The mbed is still powered up (from my external source) and is running the program (the LCD is doing periodic things as expected). The program resets normally, but the USB Host interface just will not work until I reconnect the USB cable to the computer.
So it appears as if there is a dependency on the USB connection to the desktop somewhere in the USB Host interface.
My program has many pc.printf statements and I would think they just dump bits into the bit bucket but should have no effect on the USB Host interface. I will have to start experimenting of course, but can anyone tell me if I should be able to use the USB Host interface in a stand alone environment, with no dependency on a connection to a desktop host?
Thanks.
Chuck