Drivers: add Holybro Pixhawk 6C USB ID (VID_3162 PID_0053) - #3735
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Pixhawk 6C uses VID 0x3162 PID 0x0053 as a composite USB device, presenting MI_00 (MAVLink) and MI_02 (SLCAN) interfaces. Without this entry the board shows as generic 'USB Serial Device' in Windows. Closes: related to ArduPilot#2095
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oh no! Mission planner's connect dropdown shows a bunch of COM ports for me and I though this would be a nice fix for everyone. Hopefully gets signed! |
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The Holybro Pixhawk 6C uses VID 0x3162 PID 0x0053 as a composite USB device, presenting two interfaces:
This PID was not in Holybro.inf, causing the board to appear as a generic "USB Serial Device" in Windows rather than identifying itself.
This was confirmed on a physical Pixhawk 6C:
shows
and
with status OK but no friendly name.
Related to #2095 (which added earlier Holybro PIDs but predates the 6C).