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Register vegardw and request one application PID for the open-source CircuitPython firmware port on the existing Retro Arcade handheld.
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Please allocate VID:PID
1209:F412to the CircuitPython firmware port for theELECFREAKS Retro Arcade, an STM32F412-based handheld.
vegardw(Vegard Wærp).This is a software-only project: an independently maintained open-source firmware
port for an existing commercial device. I am applying under the software-only
provision in https://pid.codes/howto/.
One project PID will identify this firmware across users' installations. It will
provide a stable application identity for its USB serial console and CIRCUITPY
mass-storage interface. CircuitPython also checks that board VID:PID pairs are
unique, so its shared
1209:0001development placeholder cannot be used for thesubmitted board definition. Individual per-user allocations would give identical
firmware installations inconsistent USB identities.
The allocation is for the CircuitPython application. The existing UF2 bootloader
keeps its own USB identity. The port has not yet been merged into CircuitPython;
its source is provided above for review.
This request adds
org/vegardw/index.mdand1209/F412/index.md.Generative AI was used in preparing this request.