The CDC-EEM protocol is capable of aggregating multiple network datagrams into a single Bulk Data transfer.
The standard does not implement a mechanism to allow the host and device to determine an appropriate size for Bulk transfers. While implementing EEM without this information is possible, it complicates the implementation. If the Host and Device know what the capabilities of the other end are (WRT to transfer size especially) then the driver implementations can be significantly simpler and easier to implement.
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Belcarra, announces the availability of USBLAN-FN, a CDC-ECM client solution, which provides an essential component for WinCE based USB peri...
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