| Bytes (HEX) | Label | Example Values | Descrption |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00-01 | EEPROM Type | A5 5A or 96 69 |
A5 5A for 24c01/02/04/08/16, 96 69 for 24c32/64 |
| 02-03 | Code Length | 06 BC |
Length of code in bytes, the code starts from 30, after Audio (USB) |
| 06-07 | VID (USB) | 53 4D |
2 bytes Vendor ID, 53 4D is Macro Silicon Vendor ID |
| 08-09 | PID (USB) | 21 09 |
2 bytes Product ID, 21 09 is the product id of MS2109 |
| 0C-0F | Version | 20 07 29 01 |
Version of the firmware |
| 10-1F | Video (USB) | 0A 55 53 42 20 56 69 64 65 6F FF FF FF FF FF FF |
First byte is the size of string, follwed by data, example value translates to USB Video |
| 20-2F | Audio (USB) | 0A 55 53 42 20 41 75 64 69 6F FF FF FF FF FF FF |
First byte is the size of string, follwed by data, example value translates to USB Audio |
| EEID (Monitor) | EEID can be used to change the monitor manufacturer name and serial number, product type, capabilities, etc. EEID is in an arbitary position, search for the header 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF 00 followed by data, which is 256 bytes including the headers. More details on EEID data format can be found here. |
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| Last 4 bytes | Checksum | 27 02 52 8D |
The checksum data comes right after code ends. First two bytes, 27 02 is the checksum of bytes 02-2F and last two bytes, 52 8D is the checksum of code. |
| Bytes (HEX) | Label | Example Values | Descrption |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00-01 | EEPROM Type | 5A A5 or 69 96 or 3C C3 |
5A A5 for 24c01/02/04/08/16, 69 96 for 24c32/64, 3C C3 for Flash |
| 02-03 | Code Length | 06 BC |
Length of code in bytes, the code starts from 30, after Audio (USB) |
| 04-05 | VID (USB) | 34 5F |
2 bytes Vendor ID, 34 5F is Macro Silicon Vendor ID |
| 06-07 | PID (USB) | 21 30 |
2 bytes Product ID, 21 30 is the product id of MS2109 |
| 0C-0F | Version | 20 07 29 01 |
Version of the firmware |
| 10-1F | Video (USB) | 0A 55 53 42 20 56 69 64 65 6F FF FF FF FF FF FF |
First byte is the size of string, follwed by data, example value translates to USB Video |
| 20-2F | Audio (USB) | 0A 55 53 42 20 41 75 64 69 6F FF FF FF FF FF FF |
First byte is the size of string, follwed by data, example value translates to USB Audio |
| EEID (Monitor) | EEID can be used to change the monitor manufacturer name and serial number, product type, capabilities, etc. EEID is in an arbitary position, search for the header 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF 00 followed by data, which is 256 bytes including the headers. More details on EEID data format can be found here. |
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| Last 4 bytes | Checksum | 25 F7 72 6C |
The checksum data comes right after code ends. First two bytes, 25 F7 is the checksum of bytes 02-0B and 10-2F and last two bytes, 72 6C is the checksum of code. |
Tool to generate ms21xx firmware with custom VID, PID, EDID, descriptors and serial number.
This tool can be used to read/flash the firmware via HID interface.
- Open File -> Load a firmware from file into the program (does not flash)
- Connect -> Used to connect capture card if default VID, PID is changed
- Download -> Flash the loaded firmware to the capture card
- Read -> Read the firmware that is in your capture card (use this first time and make a backup of your original firmware)
- Save to BIN -> Save the firmware to file
Program, library and reference designs to develop for MacroSilicon MS2106/MS2109/MS2130 chips.
HxD is a hex editor. It can be used to edit firmware for MS21XX.
EDID Decode is a online web app to decode hex EDID values to readable format.
Tool to parse EDID of your monitor.