Hello, I have problem, I want to hide my device from ports when I'm using this joystick program, but i want to hide my board from COM PORT (red circle). I have learn to program my board ISP (my leonardo programmed through isp with arduino uno).
does modify fuses in board txt affect this?
if not, what should i do to make it disappear from COM PORT after I upload the program through ISP?
Thank you
I guess your "ISP" should read "ICSP".
No. The fuses don't do anything on the USB.
Don't use the Serial object. I never tried myself but according to the code I would expect the CDC to not being activated then and your Leonardo will only show up in your "Ports" during 8 seconds after being reset (bootloader).
But I haven't seen your code, maybe your code is activating the CDC without your intention.
Nah. "ICSP" (In-Circuit Serial Programming) is a Microchip thing.
Atmel always called it "ISP" (In-System Programming)
The Arduino core code will normally keep a Com port active in order to facilitate subsequent upload requests. I don't know offhand if there is an easy way to turn that off. (It has nothing to do with the fuses.)
I dont use any serial related code. but i dont know if joystick library use it. but that 8 seconds will show me different port with different name "Arduino Leonardo Bootloader"
I just use Arduino joystick library, "FlightControllerTest" is the example and modify it to work with my button, I dont use any serial begin nor print.
i just found out that CDC is the one i should disable just like you said, but in my USBDesk.h file there is none something like this
//#define CDC_ENABLED //REMOVED BY BOB TO ALLOW ONLY USB KEYBOARD
yes you are right. no easy way to turn that off because i cant find any CDC_ENABLED thing on my files
I checked in the datasheet and you're right, Atmel called it In-System Programming, but Arduino always called the connector ICSP.
Uncomment the following line in USBDesc.h:
//#define CDC_DISABLED
Terminology is always an issue... This is the users guide for the Atmel Dragon programmer...
They also refer to it as SPI(ISP) together... later in the same manual...
already found it in USBCore.cpp, in fact that my USBCore.cpp is different so i copied from this link, now the "COM PORT" is not visible from device manager ports.
but there is another problem, when i disable CDC, my DIY Joystick wont move at all. but when I enable CDC my DIY Joystick is moving.
yes, but I already successfully using isp/icsp/spi (so many aliases), and now I often using "upload using programmer" button in arduino
It's all semantics anyway... if you know what you're doing, it really doesn't need a name... it's just hard to convey what you are doing to others...
I call it isp also...
... and you opened another thread in the forum for that, didn't you?
Thank you pylon! I didnt think that my USBDesc.h and USBCore.cpp was different than yours. now I've change it.
before I think it was unrelated issue. the other one used for games. so i made another.
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