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How do you consider the USB standard a mess? I am quite impressed with it as a low-cost peripheral port that requires minimal hardware resources. I agree, it ca
by jevinskie 13y ago
How do you consider the USB standard a mess? I am quite impressed with it as a low-cost peripheral port that requires minimal hardware resources. I agree, it can be a pain to write for. My biggest difficulty was crafting HID descriptors! Yikes!
- ioquatix 13y agoHave you ever tried to push more than 6 keys on your keyboard? e.g. in local two-player games. Modern gaming motherboards come with a PS/2 port for a reason...
- dubyah 13y agoModern gaming keyboards come w/ full n-key rollover over USB. My Noppoo Choc Mini is capable of full NKRO whereas my Model M can't do the same over PS/2.
- Zr40 13y agoUSB doesn't impose a simultaneous key press limit that low, the keyboard does. The 'Report count' field of the 'Key codes' usage page of the keyboard's USB endpoint descriptor determines the maximum number of simultaneous key presses. This field is a byte, so it could be up to 255. The keyboard endpoint example in the USB HID spec does have 'Report count' set to 6.