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FingerprintUSBHost is not compiling #9
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The 328 on an Uno doesn't speak enough USB. You need at least a leonardo.
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Thank you. I have tried several different things, NANO, NANO EVERY, MEGA, DUE. None of them compile. Leonardo does, which I only have as a Raspberry Pi daughter board (DFROBOT DFR0327). Is there anything you can suggest so that I can identify what is uploading to a NANO? Thanks John |
Not really. The technique requires a 32U4 or other device with a similarly
capable USB stack. And even then, it's not *reliable*.
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Thank you. I have tried several different things, NANO, NANO EVERY, MEGA,
DUE. None of them compile. Leonardo does, which I only have as a Raspberry
Pi daughter board (DFROBOT DFR0327). Is there anything you can suggest so
that I can identify what is uploading to a NANO?
Thanks John
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Thank you. I have acquired a Pro Mini and that does work and detects Windows when connected to Windows 11. |
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Hi. I am compiling FingerprintUSBHost on Windows 11 to load to an Arduino UNO. I am getting compiler errors. I am using Arduino IDE 2.3.4 and the latest board 1.8.6
c:\Users\john\Documents\Arduino\libraries\FingerprintUSBHost\src/FingerprintUSBHost.h:38:55: error: expected class-name before '{' token
class FingerprintUSBHost_ : public PluggableUSBModule {
c:\Users\john\Documents\Arduino\libraries\FingerprintUSBHost\src/FingerprintUSBHost.h:52:23: error: 'USBSetup' has not been declared
int getDescriptor(USBSetup& setup);
I think that the PluggableUSB has changed as there is no constructor for PluggableUSBModule without arguments.
A number of other people have reported a problem with USBSetup.
My interest is to be able to distinguish between compiles on Windows 11 and Raspberry Pi OS (Debian) as some of my Arduino NANOs use a USB chip which is not supported on Windows 11 and is supported by R Pi OS.
Have you run this code lately?
Thanks
John
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