PIC received buffers don't match PC sent buffers via USB

[rsocor01]

Jellis00,

If you are using the EasyHID software you need to send the whole array of data, which is 8 bytes of data at a time. I have been using using this method for my latest project without any problems.

Now, this is what I found out. The range of an array of data that you sent in VB6 would be between 1 an 8. The same array of data would have a range between 0 and 7 in PBP. In other words, a byte Data[1] in VB6 is the byte Data[0] in PBP, a byte Data[2] in VB6 is the byte Data[1] in PBP, and so on. Don't ask me why, I didn't write the EasyHID program.

I hope that this helps. Let us know if you have any problems.

Robert

[jellis00]

Jellis00,
Now, this is what I found out. The range of an array of data that you sent in VB6 would be between 1 an 8. The same array of data would have a range between 0 and 7 in PBP. In other words, a byte Data[1] in VB6 is the byte Data[0] in PBP, a byte Data[2] in VB6 is the byte Data[1] in PBP, and so on. Don't ask me why, I didn't write the EasyHID program.

By incrementing the index by one on my VB6 buffers for the data the PBPro incoming buffers picked up the right data. Thanks for solving this problem for me!