Dynamic Switch Example

This example demonstrates TinyUSB's dual-role capability by allowing runtime switching between USB device and host modes.

Features

• Button-triggered mode switching: Press the board button to switch between device and host modes
• Device Mode: Acts as a USB CDC (Virtual Serial Port) that echoes all received data
• Host Mode: Enumerates connected USB devices and prints device information
• Dynamic switching: Deinitializes the current stack and reinitializes in the new mode

Usage

1. Build and flash the example to your board
2. Default behavior: The board starts in Device mode
3. Device mode:
   • Connect the board to a PC
   • Open a serial terminal (e.g., screen /dev/ttyACM0 or PuTTY)
   • Type characters - they will be echoed back to you
4. Switch to Host mode:
   • Press the board button
   • Connect a USB device to the board
   • The board will enumerate the device and print its descriptors to the debug console
5. Switch back to Device mode: Press the button again

LED Patterns

The onboard LED indicates the USB connection status:

• Fast blink (250ms): Not mounted/connected
• Slow blink (1000ms): Successfully mounted/connected
• Very slow blink (2500ms): Suspended (device mode only)

Serial Output

The example prints status messages to the debug UART:

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TinyUSB Dynamic Switch Example
Press button to switch between device and host modes
Starting in DEVICE mode...
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[DEVICE] Mounted

--- Switching USB mode ---
Stopping DEVICE mode...
Starting HOST mode...
Mode switch complete!

[HOST] Device attached, address = 1
Device 1: ID 1234:5678 SN ABC123
Device Descriptor:
  bLength             18
  bDescriptorType     1
  bcdUSB              0200
  bDeviceClass        239
  ...