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ftdi-eeprom(8)() Manual ftdi-eeprom(8)() NAME ftdi-eeprom -- tool to programm eeprom on FTDI usb devices SYNOPSIS ftdi-eeprom -f dev [-a addr] -w vendor_id product_id release_number bus_powered remote_wakeup current manufacturer_string product_string serial_string DESCRIPTION ftdi-eeprom writes the contents of the configuration eeproms for FTDI usb chips. The arguments are as follows: -f dev The -f option sets the name of the device. It can be either an usb bus or an ugen device. [-a addr] The -a option sets the USB address in case the named device is a complete bus. -w The -w option enables writing. vendor_id The vendor_id argument names the usb vendor id. product_id The product_id argument names the usb product id. release_number The release_number argument names the usb release number. bus_powered The boolean bus_powered argumend says wether the device is bus pow- ered. remote_wakeup The boolean remote_wakeup argument says wether the device supports the usb wakeup feature. current The current argument says how much current the enabled device will take in mA. manufacturer_string The manufacturer_string argument is a string naming the manufac- turer. product_string The product_string argument is a string naming the product. serial_string The serial_string argument is the serial number of the device. EXAMPLES The following example: ftdi-eeprom -f /dev/usb0 -a 5 -w 0x403 0x6001 0x200 1 1 90 'BWCT' 'Serial Interface' 2002112901 writes the eeprom at device number 5 on usb bus 0. The device will be bus powered with 90mA. The following example: ftdi-eeprom -f /dev/usb0 -a 6 -w 0x403 0x6001 0x200 0 1 0 'BWCT' 'Serial Interface' 2002112902 writes the eeprom at device number 6 on usb bus 0. The device will be self powered. SEE ALSO usb(4) ugen(4) AUTHOR Bernd Walter <bernd@bwct.de>. BWCT Febuary 11, 2003 ftdi-eeprom(8)()
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