Adafruit Feather with USB host about midi2usbhost HOT 3 OPEN

@abarthch There is currently no need for two Pico boards. The second Pico board in the photo is just my debug tool. In this project, because I am using a Picoprobe board for code download and serial port debug, I just hooked the VBus pin from my Picoprobe Pico board to the VBus pin of the board running this project.

Once you have programmed your Pico board, all you really need to do is attach an OTG adapter to the Pico USB port and provide 5V power to the VBus pin on the Pico. For example, what I do in the midi2usbhub project is use a USB C breakout board to provide power from a phone charger.

If you want to use the Adafruit feather board, please look at the the examples for the usb_midi_host driver code. They are not too different from this project.

Did this answer your question, or did I miss your point?

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@abarthch My new project midi2piousbhub should directly support the Adafruit Feather RP2040 with USB Type A Host board. It also supports MIDI from a USB Host like a PC, Mac, or iPad. It is powered from the board's USB device port and the USB device port does double duty as a MIDI Device and a CDC Serial port (for the command line interface).

Can I close this issue?

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Great! Looking forward to try this out once I get a board. Thank you for letting us know 💪

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