And are the commands that are sent spelled out in a document
somewhere? I guess I'm pretty lost here...I should probably just find
a copy of Jan's book to peruse for a bit. I may not be able to use
code, but it should give me a better overview on how things work,
right?

Josh
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On 4/13/05, Andrew Warren <fastfwd@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> The keyboard probably enumerates as a "composite device", which
> presents to the host PC two interfaces that share a single USB
> address.  That is, it enumerates as both a mouse and a keyboard; the
> two share a control endpoint and each has its own interrupt endpoint.
> The "commands to issue" are exactly the ones that a mouse would send.

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