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Closing this request: the Bit-Perfect Checker now uses Objective Development's shared VID/PID pair for audio class devices (16C0:27E0, V-USB's USB-IDs-for-free.txt), so it no longer needs a PID of its own. Thank you. |
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metebalciand PID 1209:B9C1 for the Bit-Perfect Checker: https://github.com/metebalci/bit-perfect-checker (MIT), website https://bpc.metebalci.com.The project is firmware and software only. The firmware runs on off-the-shelf development boards such as the STM32 NUCLEO-U5A5ZJ-Q, and the project will publish compiled firmware images to be used directly. A fixed USB ID lets the host tool (bpcctl), test scripts and the documentation identify the device. We assume the test PID 1209:0001 must not be used in a published firmware image.