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I was wondering how does the protocol mapping work between the USB side and the UART side when dealing with the Microchip MCP2200?

What sort of USB transfer type is used?

  • bulk?
  • isochronous?
  • interrupt?

Thanks for any clues!

update: I found a bit more info Virtual COM port.

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It looks to me like the MCP2200 is also supported as a CDC class device. In that mode bulk and isochronous transfers should also be supported.

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Yes, it does support CDC. – Leon Heller Apr 19 '10 at 18:04

As it's an HID class device, it won't use bulk or isochronous transfers.

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