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I refer to Quanquan's book and want to implement a USB keyboard with mouse function (method 2), which requires adding an endpoint 2.

I don't know what to do, and I've looked up a lot of information online but it doesn't help.

Please give me some advice, thank you!

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If you want to implement a USB keyboard with mouse function, you must at least configure some interrupt programs, USB clock, and Init function.   Details Published on 2023-7-25 07:35
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If you want to implement a USB keyboard with mouse function, you must at least configure some interrupt programs, USB clock, and Init function.

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led2015 Published on 2023-7-29 20:23 Determine the hardware requirements: First, you need to make sure that your USB keyboard hardware supports the mouse endpoint, including the corresponding chip and circuit layout. If your...

I find you don't understand what this has to do with circuit layout. You probably haven't read the book on circles.

This only has to do with the USB program, the buttons are just normal buttons.

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