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NadavRub
NadavRub

Reputation: 2610

Windows Desktop USB Port as a Device ( and not as a Host )

Use-case description ( USB Remoting )

Implementation

For desktop machine [A] ( that simulate the HID Keyboard ), the USB Should act as a USB Device ( and not as a USB Host ), and hence, register on Desktop machine [B] PNP Manager as a HID Keyboard, while on the same time, It shouldn't register on the PNP manager of machine [A] ( the machine simulating the HID Keyboard ).

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 2558

Answers (1)

TSP
TSP

Reputation: 76

There are three types of USB interfaces:

1) USB Host 2) USB Device 3) USB OTG (On The Go - Host + Device)

USB Host port cannot be configured to work as USB device port and typically desktop motherboard come only with USB Host port.

Upvotes: 2

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