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@johntalton/mcp2221

v4.0.0

Published

Full featured library MCP2221 (A) via USB HID.

Downloads

11

Readme

MCP2221

Full featured library MCP2221 (A) via USB HID.

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Standard Adafruit link.

Features

Support full range of command and functionality, including:

  • Password Protected

    • Access Password setting
    • new password Flash writes
    • Alter Security settings
    • no guard against humans
  • Status

    • Reset
    • Clear Interrupt
    • I²C Diagnostics
    • ADC output
  • General Purpose

    • Digital In / Out (Gpio)
    • ADC 3x
    • DAC
    • Clock
    • Interrupt on Change (with variable edge detection)
    • USB Host Suspend and Configuration state
  • I²C

    • standard direct methods
    • addition I2CBus abstraction support
  • USB

    • USB Descriptor support
    • vendor / product Id
    • requested mA
    • etc

Example

import { MCP2221A } from '@johntalton/mcp2221'

const hidDevice = /* likely navigator.hid.getDevices() ... etc */
const source = new HIDStreamSource(hidDevice)
const chip = MCP2221.from(source)

const { adc } = await chip.common.status()
const { ch0, ch1, ch2 } = adc

ReadableStream / WritableStream

WebHID (and other HID implementation) can be abstracted in several way, an attempt is made here to normalized over a Stream API that supports BYOB (bring you own buffer) and Byte specific stream.

As such, a HIDStreamSource is used to normalize the WebHID (EventTarget) API into a stream.

A simplified stream reader is used which ignore (assumes zero) the report Id, which is correct in this case.