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Try E:0xF9 H:0xDD L:0xDF

Uhm, you may want to update your AVR_USB to a version >= 20070807..

* Release 2007-08-07

- More config options: USB_RX_USER_HOOK(), USB_INITIAL_DATATOKEN, USB_COUNT_SOF

Check out 3DProasm.S, 3DPro.c, & 3DPro.h from the 3DP-Vert project (look for the link "Project archive 2008-02-09" near the bottom of the page.) More details about embedding AVR assembler can be found in the AVR Libc Reference Manual that's installed w/ WinAVR (AVR Studio --> Help --> ...

Looks like you are runing the chip at 5V -- try adding 3V6 Z-diodes to GND on D+/D- and change the 1k5 R to 2k2.

The original was probably compiled w/ WinAVR 20070525.

Fuses set right ?

Odd. My original design uses a mega8 w/ 3V3 diodes and 82R resistors, 12/15/16MHz -- no problems an anything from 865-ICH9R. I recently modified one proto to 3V6, 68R w/o any different behavior. OTOH, I redesigned the device using an ATtiny461. It would not work w/ 3V3/68R but works fine w/ 3V6/68R....

The error says it all -- your code is to big to fit into the boot loader section by 30 bytes. There are different ways of solving this: - try to squeeze 30 bytes out of your code - use a 16MHz crystal, the code path is 106 bytes smaller than the 12MHz path - use an older version of WIN-AVR, creates ...

Report looks ok to me. Try to move the buttons that are on the handle into the pointer collection. On my stick that looks like: ... 0x05,0x09, // USAGE_PAGE (Button) 0x19,0x01, // USAGE_MINIMUM (Button 1) 0x29,0x04, // USAGE_MAXIMUM (Button 4) 0x81,0x02, // INPUT (Data,Va...

The serial number is a string, better define it as

#define USB_CFG_SERIAL_NUMBER '1', '2', '3', '4'
#define USB_CFG_SERIAL_NUMBER_LEN 4

Funny, I just ran into the same thing after I switched from a mega8 to a tiny461

How is that delay() function defined ? Do you have a "dynamic" speed R that allows you to use usbDeviceConnect() and usbDeviceDisconnect() ? I use the same logic to reset my converter but w/ a usbDeviceDisconnect() just before the forever loop. Works every time Plus, you don't need to crea...

Edit the checksize script and change awk to gawk -- that should fix it.

After X and Y, I fill the report descripter properly with 4 bits, to get 4 * 8 in total. How do you put your 10bit values together in the buffer? The bits are sort of "reversed" in the bytes of the report: The report data array is defined as: uint8_t sw_report[7] ; // USB report data // U...

Here's a working report descriptor for a "live" joystick for reference, 4 axis -- X (10bit), Y (10bit), Rz (9bit, handle twist), throttle (10bit, slider) -- 8 buttons (4 on the stick, 4 on the base), and a POV hat switch. #define CFG_HID_REPORT_DESC_SZ_3DP 102 PROGMEM char usbHidReportDesc...