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I’m looking for a USB terminal that act like HyperTerminal or Putty in Windows. I’m developing a C# software that controls a USB device.
and I’m intending to use WinUSB, because my device won’t fit in any of the device classes.
So while I’m debugging, I want a software to enter VID and PID in it, and then send and receive data to and from the device..
AFAIK, there is no such thing. USB communication is much richer than a standard terminal interface. Unlike a terminal, you can have multiple interfaces, endpoints, and styles of transfers. There are tools to see what’s happening on the bus, such as USBlyzer… but I don’t know of anything that provides an interface to inject requests. I think there’s always a concern some other driver on the system is handling the device, and this kind of capability would undermine the driver. I believe nowadays, you can do quite a bit in user mode. You may want to checkout #usblib. It may have some handy things to get you a bit closer to what you want.