Motorola USB08 Reference Manual page 238

Universal USB Device Driver (USBIO)
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• Edit the following values in the [Strings] section to specify a
location in the Registry that is used to store the USBIO driver's
configuration parameters:
S_ConfigPath
S_DeviceConfigPath1
Note the S-ConfigPath should specify a location that is a
subkey of
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services.
The name of the subkey should be the same as the name you
choosed for the driver binary.
• Generate a private Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) to
unambiguously identify the device instances that will be created
by USBIO for your device. Use GUIDGEN.EXE from the Microsoft
Platform SDK or from the Visual C++ package for this purpose.
Copy the text representation of the GUID to the line in the INF file
that defines the registry value USBIO_UserInterfaceGuid.
Activate this line by removing the ";" at the beginning. Use the
private GUID in your application to search for available devices.
GUIDGEN.EXE allows you to export a
static const struct GUID = {...} statement that can be
included in the source code of an application. For an example,
refer to the source code of USBIOAPP or ReaderCpp.
• Edit the driver parameter settings in the sections
_Parameters1_98 and _Parameters1_NT. The parameters in
_Parameters1_98 define the default behaviour of the USBIO
driver on Windows 98. The parameters in _Parameters1_NT
define the default behaviour of the USBIO driver on
Windows 2000. For a detailed description of the supported
settings, refer to E.9 Registry
• After you finished testing your INF file remove any lines and
comments that are not needed. Especially, make sure that the
word USBIO does not occur in the files you ship with your product.
This is a requirement that is defined by the USBIO licensing
conditions. See also the License Agreement you received with the
USBIO package.
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