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--- en:software:deviceserver [2016/08/11 11:43] – [HTTP interface (using a web browser)] 84.181.55.58
+++ en:software:deviceserver [2016/09/28 15:12] – [HTTP interface (using a web browser)] 109.26.179.20
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 Endpoint: 2 read
 Endpoint: 4 write
-</code>
-**Step 5:** Write some data to EP4. Due to a limitation of the example the data must not be larger then 1024 bytes.
-<code>
-$ (echo write 7 18 4; cat Readme) | nc localhost 9081
-</code>
-**Step 6:** Read uppercase converted data back from EP2.
-<code>
-$ echo read 7 18 2| nc localhost 9081
-UCECHO
-------
-THIS EXAMPLE IS INTENDED FOR ZTEX USB-FPGA-MODULES.
-THE FIRMWARE (DEFINED IN UCECHO.C) DECLARES ENDPOINT 2 AND ENDPOINT 4
-(BOTH 512 BYTES, DOUBLE BUFFERED, BULK TRANSFER, BELONG TO INTERFACE 0).
-ALL DATA THAT IS WRITTEN TO ENDPOINT 4 IS CONVERTED TO UPPERCASE BY
-THE FPGA AND CAN BE READ BACK FROM ENDPOINT 2.
-THIS EXAMPLE DOES THE SAME AS THE EXAMPLE IN DIRECTORY ../../ALL/UCECHO
-EXCEPT THAT THE UPPERCASE - LOWERCASE CONVERSION IS MADE BY THE FPGA.
-THE DRIVER (DEFINED IN UCECHO.JAVA) UPLOADS THE THE FIRMWARE (UCECHO.IHX)
-TO THE EZ-USB MICROCONTROLLER AND THE BITSTREAM (FPGA/UCECHO.BIT) TO THE
-FPGA IF NECESSARY, SENDS USER STRING TO THE DEVICE AND READS THEM BACK.
-UPLOADING THE FIRMWARE TO EEPROM IS ALSO SUPPORTED BY THE FIRMWARE (E.G.
-USING THE FWLOADER UTILITY).
-THIS EXAMPLE MAY SERVE A GOOD STARTING POINT FOR OWN PROJECTS.
 </code>
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