USB Class Drivers

The USB Network Control Model (NCM) class allows the fastest transport of Ethernet data over USB. MCCI led the committee that developed the standard, and our drivers are the fastest and most compatible NCM implementations available.

ECM (Ethernet Control Model) is the simplest standard for moving connecting Ethernet adapters to USB hosts. MCCI has been leading the USB CDC committee since 2001; our drivers implement both the letter and the spirit of the specs.

These drivers let you re-use your existing RS-232 and COM-port aware applications with devices connected via USB, either with USB-to-serial adapters or with integrated USB support.

MCCI’s patented PortLynq drivers isolate your application from dynamic hot plug/hot removal of USB devices. Your application can be coded (and tested) without worrying about dynamic system configuration changes related to USB; PortLynq handles that for you.

MCCI’s generic drivers provide a simple way to write applications that can communicate directly with a device without writing any custom drivers. The API is portable across operating systems, and supports overlapped operations plus bulk, control, interrupt, and isochronous transfers.

Audio class drivers allow a USB host to control any standard-compliant audio device. MCCI has audio class drivers for our TrueTask USB host stack, supporting Audio Device Class (ADC) 1.1 and 2.0. Our developers are way ahead of our website, so use the contact button if you want to find out more.

The MCCI USB 3 SuperSpeed Host Stack is a complete host stack for Windows 7 and later. It allows full Windows support for USB host controllers not supported by the standard Windows host stack, and can be evaluated using standard XHCI host controllers.