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Some networks block USB devices from connecting and sometimes flag them if they aren't whitelisted (Mine for example),
However, IT admins are probably more likely to unblock Sprig if they can just unblock sprig, instead of unlocking most RP2040's with firmware built by the pico SDK
Solutions
We get a USB PID using the Raspberry PI Vendor ID (process is documented on their GitHub) - Costs nothing
We get our own VID so we can issue our own PID's - Could be helpful for also doing it for blot & orpheus pico & any other micro controller based project, but costs $6k from the USB IDF
Actual implementation
We just add:
#defineUSB_VID (<VID here>) // If we get our own VID
#defineUSB_PID <PID here>)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
Some networks block USB devices from connecting and sometimes flag them if they aren't whitelisted (Mine for example),
However, IT admins are probably more likely to unblock Sprig if they can just unblock sprig, instead of unlocking most RP2040's with firmware built by the pico SDK
Solutions
Actual implementation
We just add:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: