> > Under Windows, PICkit 2 is using the native built-in HID 
> driver using
> > Microchip provided PC application.
>
> personally i'm not at all convinced that making your pic 
> programmer identify
> as a human interface device is using the port as it was intended.

:)

At least at the lower protocol levels the USB port is used as it is
meant to be used. As for (mis?) use of the HID device: I think this is a
result of the lack of a simple 'no driver' device.

Wouter van Ooijen

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