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This patch adds the PID/VID for my "KS0499 Mega 2560 Plus Board" (keyestudio). It is a mega2560, with has the CP2012 as USB interface. For more Information, see https://wiki.keyestudio.com/KS0499_KEYESTUDIO_Mega_2560_Plus_Board
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WestfW
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Dec 15, 2021
Won't that cause all boards using the cp2102 (which I assume is what you meant?) to identify as a MEGA?
It's a generic USB/Serial converter - is keystudio modifying the vid/pid explicitly to indentify their board (if that's even possible)?
It's not necessary for the IDE to identify a board with a generic USB/Serial adapter specifically, in order to use it. It will just show up in the PORTS list as an unidentified serial port.
🤔 actually I don't know if keyestudio created a unique vid/pid or not ... but for sure it would be stupid if all boards with this genetic usb converter would identify as MEGA.
Your the experts 🧐 - if my vid/pid is not uniquely identifying the board model, I would agree that my PR gets closed without being merged into the core.
According to this site, 10C4:EA60 is the ID for all Silicon Labs CP210x USB-to-UART chips.
https://devicehunt.com/view/type/usb/vendor/10C4/device/EA60
This patch adds the PID/VID for my "KS0499 Mega 2560 Plus Board" (keyestudio).
It is a mega2560, with has the CP2012 as USB interface. For more Information, see https://wiki.keyestudio.com/KS0499_KEYESTUDIO_Mega_2560_Plus_Board