Set The Buffer (2nd Pramater Declared Below ) In The WriteFile Function?

Jan 16, 2012

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In VB read HID, we detect the device as above successfully. (STM32L)

When sending a 8 bytes command to the device,

type Reg Value Index Length

40 48 00 00 00 00 01 00

with the nNumberOfBytesToWrite=2 (3rd paramater declared below), how to set the Buffer (2nd pramater declared below ) in the WriteFile function? Size of Buffer is within the limitation of OutputReportByteLength(=nNumberOfBytesToWrite).

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