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UsbDeviceClasses class
Provides a way for the app to create a UsbDeviceClass object by specifying the USB device class of the device. The properties defined in this class represent the supported USB device classes and are passed in the constructor call to instantiate UsbDeviceClass. For information about USB device classes, see the official USB Website for Approved Class Specification Documents.
Syntax
var usbDeviceClasses = Windows.Devices.Usb.UsbDeviceClasses;
Attributes
- [DualApiPartition()]
- [MarshalingBehavior(Agile)]
- [Version(0x06030000)]
Members
The UsbDeviceClasses class has these types of members:
Methods
The UsbDeviceClasses class inherits methods from the Object class (C#/VB/C++).
Properties
The UsbDeviceClasses class has these properties.
| Property | Access type | Description |
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| Read-only | Gets the device class object for the device that conforms to the Active Sync device class. | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for the device that conforms to the Communication Device Class (CDC). | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for the device that conforms to the Device Firmware Update device class. | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for an infrared transceiver that conforms to the IrDA class defined as per the IrDA Bridge Device Definition 1.0 specification. | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for a device that conforms to the USB test and measurement class (USBTMC). | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for the device that conforms to the Palm Sync device class. | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for a device that conforms to the USB Personal Healthcare Device Class (PHDC). | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for a device that conforms to the Physical Interface Devices (PID) specification. | |
| Read-only | Gets the device class object for a custom device that has 0xFF class code. This indicates that the device does not belong to a class approved by USB-IF. |
Examples
This code example shows how to specify a specific device class to obtain a UsbDevice object.
var myDevices = await Windows.Devices.Enumeration.DeviceInformation.FindAllAsync(
UsbDevice.GetDeviceClassSelector(
new UsbDeviceClass(UsbDeviceClasses.CdcControl) {}));
Requirements
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Minimum supported client | Windows 8.1 [Windows Store apps, desktop apps] |
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Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2012 R2 [Windows Store apps, desktop apps] |
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