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usb-debugging

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Diagnose embedded USB enumeration, descriptors, CDC/REPL ports and intermittent disconnects. Use when requests involve a missing USB device, wrong interface, native USB versus serial bridge, endpoint failures or conflicting monitors.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Read the shared embedded contract and keep source/build, device and physical evidence separate.

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    Read USB diagnosis. Identify connector, data-capable cable, power path, native USB controller versus UART bridge, VID/PID, interfaces, …

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  3. Distinctive:

    Use the matching platform skill for USB stack configuration.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Do not erase firmware or reinstall arbitrary drivers to fix an unidentified transport symptom.

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USB Debugging

Read the shared embedded contract and keep source/build, device and physical evidence separate.

Read USB diagnosis. Identify connector, data-capable cable, power path, native USB controller versus UART bridge, VID/PID, interfaces, serial identity and host OS. Record enumeration before and after the event; a changing port name is not necessarily a different physical board.

Separate no electrical connection, failed enumeration, missing driver/interface, port ownership and application protocol. Record descriptors, endpoint types, configuration and host logs with credentials/private serials redacted in public reports. Check D+/D- wiring, clock/PHY/VBUS expectations and power externally only against the exact board design.

Close conflicting serial monitors before a selected REPL/debug session. MicroPython raw REPL and auto-reset tools can change runtime state. Native USB may disappear during reset, breakpoint halt or firmware reconfiguration; a UART bridge can remain enumerated while the MCU is stopped.

Use the matching platform skill for USB stack configuration. Deliver the layer where evidence stops, a reproducible host check and the next targeted test. Do not erase firmware or reinstall arbitrary drivers to fix an unidentified transport symptom.

See platform coverage for the exact tested combination. A source procedure is not a claim that every target was tested.

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