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application.fam

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+App(
+    appid="swd_probe",
+    name="SWD Probe",
+    apptype=FlipperAppType.PLUGIN,
+    entry_point="swd_probe_app_main",
+    cdefines=["APP_SWD_PROBE"],
+    requires=["gui"],
+    stack_size=1 * 1024,
+    order=10,
+    fap_icon="icons/app.png",
+    fap_category="Tools",
+)

jep106.c

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+/* https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd/blob/master/src/helper/ */
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
+
+/***************************************************************************
+ *   Copyright (C) 2015 Andreas Fritiofson                                 *
+ *   andreas.fritiofson@gmail.com                                          *
+ ***************************************************************************/
+
+#include "jep106.h"
+
+static const char* const jep106[][126] = {
+#include "jep106.inc"
+};
+
+const char* jep106_table_manufacturer(unsigned int bank, unsigned int id) {
+    if(id < 1 || id > 126) {
+        return "<invalid>";
+    }
+
+    /* index is zero based */
+    id--;
+
+    if(bank >= 14 || jep106[bank][id] == 0) return "<unknown>";
+
+    return jep106[bank][id];
+}

jep106.h

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+/* https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd/blob/master/src/helper/ */
+/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later */
+
+/***************************************************************************
+ *   Copyright (C) 2015 Andreas Fritiofson                                 *
+ *   andreas.fritiofson@gmail.com                                          *
+ ***************************************************************************/
+
+#ifndef OPENOCD_HELPER_JEP106_H
+#define OPENOCD_HELPER_JEP106_H
+
+/**
+ * Get the manufacturer name associated with a JEP106 ID.
+ * @param bank The bank (number of continuation codes) of the manufacturer ID.
+ * @param id The 7-bit manufacturer ID (i.e. with parity stripped).
+ * @return A pointer to static const storage containing the name of the
+ *         manufacturer associated with bank and id, or one of the strings
+ *         "<invalid>" and "<unknown>".
+ */
+const char* jep106_table_manufacturer(unsigned int bank, unsigned int id);
+
+static inline const char* jep106_manufacturer(unsigned int manufacturer) {
+    return jep106_table_manufacturer(manufacturer >> 7, manufacturer & 0x7f);
+}
+
+#endif /* OPENOCD_HELPER_JEP106_H */

jep106.inc

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+/* https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd/blob/master/src/helper/ */
+
+/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later */
+
+/*
+ * The manufacturer's standard identification code list appears in JEP106.
+ * Copyright (c) 2022 JEDEC. All rights reserved.
+ *
+ * JEP106 is regularly updated. For the current manufacturer's standard
+ * identification code list, please visit the JEDEC website at www.jedec.org .
+ */
+
+/* This file is aligned to revision JEP106BF.01 October 2022. */
+
+[0][0x01 - 1] = "AMD",
+[0][0x02 - 1] = "AMI",
+[0][0x03 - 1] = "Fairchild",
+[0][0x04 - 1] = "Fujitsu",
+[0][0x05 - 1] = "GTE",
+[0][0x06 - 1] = "Harris",
+[0][0x07 - 1] = "Hitachi",
+[0][0x08 - 1] = "Inmos",
+[0][0x09 - 1] = "Intel",
+[0][0x0a - 1] = "I.T.T.",
+[0][0x0b - 1] = "Intersil",
+[0][0x0c - 1] = "Monolithic Memories",
+[0][0x0d - 1] = "Mostek",
+[0][0x0e - 1] = "Freescale (Motorola)",
+[0][0x0f - 1] = "National",
+[0][0x10 - 1] = "NEC",
+[0][0x11 - 1] = "RCA",
+[0][0x12 - 1] = "Raytheon",
+[0][0x13 - 1] = "Conexant (Rockwell)",
+[0][0x14 - 1] = "Seeq",
+[0][0x15 - 1] = "NXP (Philips)",
+[0][0x16 - 1] = "Synertek",
+[0][0x17 - 1] = "Texas Instruments",
+[0][0x18 - 1] = "Kioxia Corporation",
+[0][0x19 - 1] = "Xicor",
+[0][0x1a - 1] = "Zilog",
+[0][0x1b - 1] = "Eurotechnique",
+[0][0x1c - 1] = "Mitsubishi",
+[0][0x1d - 1] = "Lucent (AT&T)",
+[0][0x1e - 1] = "Exel",
+[0][0x1f - 1] = "Atmel",
+[0][0x20 - 1] = "STMicroelectronics",
+[0][0x21 - 1] = "Lattice Semi.",
+[0][0x22 - 1] = "NCR",
+[0][0x23 - 1] = "Wafer Scale Integration",
+[0][0x24 - 1] = "IBM",
+[0][0x25 - 1] = "Tristar",
+[0][0x26 - 1] = "Visic",
+[0][0x27 - 1] = "Intl. CMOS Technology",
+[0][0x28 - 1] = "SSSI",
+[0][0x29 - 1] = "Microchip Technology",
+[0][0x2a - 1] = "Ricoh Ltd",
+[0][0x2b - 1] = "VLSI",
+[0][0x2c - 1] = "Micron Technology",
+[0][0x2d - 1] = "SK Hynix",
+[0][0x2e - 1] = "OKI Semiconductor",
+[0][0x2f - 1] = "ACTEL",
+[0][0x30 - 1] = "Sharp",
+[0][0x31 - 1] = "Catalyst",
+[0][0x32 - 1] = "Panasonic",
+[0][0x33 - 1] = "IDT",
+[0][0x34 - 1] = "Cypress",
+[0][0x35 - 1] = "DEC",
+[0][0x36 - 1] = "LSI Logic",
+[0][0x37 - 1] = "Zarlink (Plessey)",
+[0][0x38 - 1] = "UTMC",
+[0][0x39 - 1] = "Thinking Machine",
+[0][0x3a - 1] = "Thomson CSF",
+[0][0x3b - 1] = "Integrated CMOS (Vertex)",
+[0][0x3c - 1] = "Honeywell",
+[0][0x3d - 1] = "Tektronix",
+[0][0x3e - 1] = "Oracle Corporation",
+[0][0x3f - 1] = "Silicon Storage Technology",
+[0][0x40 - 1] = "ProMos/Mosel Vitelic",
+[0][0x41 - 1] = "Infineon (Siemens)",
+[0][0x42 - 1] = "Macronix",
+[0][0x43 - 1] = "Xerox",
+[0][0x44 - 1] = "Plus Logic",
+[0][0x45 - 1] = "Western Digital Technologies Inc",
+[0][0x46 - 1] = "Elan Circuit Tech.",
+[0][0x47 - 1] = "European Silicon Str.",
+[0][0x48 - 1] = "Apple Computer",
+[0][0x49 - 1] = "Xilinx",
+[0][0x4a - 1] = "Compaq",
+[0][0x4b - 1] = "Protocol Engines",
+[0][0x4c - 1] = "SCI",
+[0][0x4d - 1] = "Seiko Instruments",
+[0][0x4e - 1] = "Samsung",
+[0][0x4f - 1] = "I3 Design System",
+[0][0x50 - 1] = "Klic",
+[0][0x51 - 1] = "Crosspoint Solutions",
+[0][0x52 - 1] = "Alliance Memory Inc",
+[0][0x53 - 1] = "Tandem",
+[0][0x54 - 1] = "Hewlett-Packard",
+[0][0x55 - 1] = "Integrated Silicon Solutions",
+[0][0x56 - 1] = "Brooktree",
+[0][0x57 - 1] = "New Media",
+[0][0x58 - 1] = "MHS Electronic",
+[0][0x59 - 1] = "Performance Semi.",
+[0][0x5a - 1] = "Winbond Electronic",
+[0][0x5b - 1] = "Kawasaki Steel",
+[0][0x5c - 1] = "Bright Micro",
+[0][0x5d - 1] = "TECMAR",
+[0][0x5e - 1] = "Exar",
+[0][0x5f - 1] = "PCMCIA",
+[0][0x60 - 1] = "LG Semi (Goldstar)",
+[0][0x61 - 1] = "Northern Telecom",
+[0][0x62 - 1] = "Sanyo",
+[0][0x63 - 1] = "Array Microsystems",
+[0][0x64 - 1] = "Crystal Semiconductor",
+[0][0x65 - 1] = "Analog Devices",
+[0][0x66 - 1] = "PMC-Sierra",
+[0][0x67 - 1] = "Asparix",
+[0][0x68 - 1] = "Convex Computer",
+[0][0x69 - 1] = "Quality Semiconductor",
+[0][0x6a - 1] = "Nimbus Technology",
+[0][0x6b - 1] = "Transwitch",
+[0][0x6c - 1] = "Micronas (ITT Intermetall)",
+[0][0x6d - 1] = "Cannon",
+[0][0x6e - 1] = "Altera",
+[0][0x6f - 1] = "NEXCOM",
+[0][0x70 - 1] = "Qualcomm",
+[0][0x71 - 1] = "Sony",
+[0][0x72 - 1] = "Cray Research",
+[0][0x73 - 1] = "AMS(Austria Micro)",
+[0][0x74 - 1] = "Vitesse",
+[0][0x75 - 1] = "Aster Electronics",
+[0][0x76 - 1] = "Bay Networks (Synoptic)",
+[0][0x77 - 1] = "Zentrum/ZMD",
+[0][0x78 - 1] = "TRW",
+[0][0x79 - 1] = "Thesys",
+[0][0x7a - 1] = "Solbourne Computer",
+[0][0x7b - 1] = "Allied-Signal",
+[0][0x7c - 1] = "Dialog Semiconductor",
+[0][0x7d - 1] = "Media Vision",
+[0][0x7e - 1] = "Numonyx Corporation",
+[1][0x01 - 1] = "Cirrus Logic",
+[1][0x02 - 1] = "National Instruments",
+[1][0x03 - 1] = "ILC Data Device",
+[1][0x04 - 1] = "Alcatel Mietec",
+[1][0x05 - 1] = "Micro Linear",
+[1][0x06 - 1] = "Univ. of NC",
+[1][0x07 - 1] = "JTAG Technologies",
+[1][0x08 - 1] = "BAE Systems (Loral)",
+[1][0x09 - 1] = "Nchip",
+[1][0x0a - 1] = "Galileo Tech",
+[1][0x0b - 1] = "Bestlink Systems",
+[1][0x0c - 1] = "Graychip",
+[1][0x0d - 1] = "GENNUM",
+[1][0x0e - 1] = "Imagination Technologies Limited",
+[1][0x0f - 1] = "Robert Bosch",
+[1][0x10 - 1] = "Chip Express",
+[1][0x11 - 1] = "DATARAM",
+[1][0x12 - 1] = "United Microelectronics Corp",
+[1][0x13 - 1] = "TCSI",
+[1][0x14 - 1] = "Smart Modular",
+[1][0x15 - 1] = "Hughes Aircraft",
+[1][0x16 - 1] = "Lanstar Semiconductor",
+[1][0x17 - 1] = "Qlogic",
+[1][0x18 - 1] = "Kingston",
+[1][0x19 - 1] = "Music Semi",
+[1][0x1a - 1] = "Ericsson Components",
+[1][0x1b - 1] = "SpaSE",
+[1][0x1c - 1] = "Eon Silicon Devices",
+[1][0x1d - 1] = "Integrated Silicon Solution (ISSI)",
+[1][0x1e - 1] = "DoD",
+[1][0x1f - 1] = "Integ. Memories Tech.",
+[1][0x20 - 1] = "Corollary Inc",
+[1][0x21 - 1] = "Dallas Semiconductor",
+[1][0x22 - 1] = "Omnivision",
+[1][0x23 - 1] = "EIV(Switzerland)",
+[1][0x24 - 1] = "Novatel Wireless",
+[1][0x25 - 1] = "Zarlink (Mitel)",
+[1][0x26 - 1] = "Clearpoint",
+[1][0x27 - 1] = "Cabletron",
+[1][0x28 - 1] = "STEC (Silicon Tech)",
+[1][0x29 - 1] = "Vanguard",
+[1][0x2a - 1] = "Hagiwara Sys-Com",
+[1][0x2b - 1] = "Vantis",
+[1][0x2c - 1] = "Celestica",
+[1][0x2d - 1] = "Century",
+[1][0x2e - 1] = "Hal Computers",
+[1][0x2f - 1] = "Rohm Company Ltd",
+[1][0x30 - 1] = "Juniper Networks",
+[1][0x31 - 1] = "Libit Signal Processing",
+[1][0x32 - 1] = "Mushkin Enhanced Memory",
+[1][0x33 - 1] = "Tundra Semiconductor",
+[1][0x34 - 1] = "Adaptec Inc",
+[1][0x35 - 1] = "LightSpeed Semi.",
+[1][0x36 - 1] = "ZSP Corp",
+[1][0x37 - 1] = "AMIC Technology",
+[1][0x38 - 1] = "Adobe Systems",
+[1][0x39 - 1] = "Dynachip",
+[1][0x3a - 1] = "PNY Technologies Inc",
+[1][0x3b - 1] = "Newport Digital",
+[1][0x3c - 1] = "MMC Networks",
+[1][0x3d - 1] = "T Square",
+[1][0x3e - 1] = "Seiko Epson",
+[1][0x3f - 1] = "Broadcom",
+[1][0x40 - 1] = "Viking Components",
+[1][0x41 - 1] = "V3 Semiconductor",
+[1][0x42 - 1] = "Flextronics (Orbit Semiconductor)",
+[1][0x43 - 1] = "Suwa Electronics",
+[1][0x44 - 1] = "Transmeta",
+[1][0x45 - 1] = "Micron CMS",
+[1][0x46 - 1] = "American Computer & Digital Components Inc",
+[1][0x47 - 1] = "Enhance 3000 Inc",
+[1][0x48 - 1] = "Tower Semiconductor",
+[1][0x49 - 1] = "CPU Design",
+[1][0x4a - 1] = "Price Point",
+[1][0x4b - 1] = "Maxim Integrated Product",
+[1][0x4c - 1] = "Tellabs",
+[1][0x4d - 1] = "Centaur Technology",
+[1][0x4e - 1] = "Unigen Corporation",
+[1][0x4f - 1] = "Transcend Information",
+[1][0x50 - 1] = "Memory Card Technology",
+[1][0x51 - 1] = "CKD Corporation Ltd",
+[1][0x52 - 1] = "Capital Instruments Inc",
+[1][0x53 - 1] = "Aica Kogyo Ltd",
+[1][0x54 - 1] = "Linvex Technology",
+[1][0x55 - 1] = "MSC Vertriebs GmbH",
+[1][0x56 - 1] = "AKM Company Ltd",
+[1][0x57 - 1] = "Dynamem Inc",
+[1][0x58 - 1] = "NERA ASA",
+[1][0x59 - 1] = "GSI Technology",
+[1][0x5a - 1] = "Dane-Elec (C Memory)",
+[1][0x5b - 1] = "Acorn Computers",
+[1][0x5c - 1] = "Lara Technology",
+[1][0x5d - 1] = "Oak Technology Inc",
+[1][0x5e - 1] = "Itec Memory",
+[1][0x5f - 1] = "Tanisys Technology",
+[1][0x60 - 1] = "Truevision",
+[1][0x61 - 1] = "Wintec Industries",
+[1][0x62 - 1] = "Super PC Memory",
+[1][0x63 - 1] = "MGV Memory",
+[1][0x64 - 1] = "Galvantech",
+[1][0x65 - 1] = "Gadzoox Networks",
+[1][0x66 - 1] = "Multi Dimensional Cons.",
+[1][0x67 - 1] = "GateField",
+[1][0x68 - 1] = "Integrated Memory System",
+[1][0x69 - 1] = "Triscend",
+[1][0x6a - 1] = "XaQti",
+[1][0x6b - 1] = "Goldenram",
+[1][0x6c - 1] = "Clear Logic",
+[1][0x6d - 1] = "Cimaron Communications",
+[1][0x6e - 1] = "Nippon Steel Semi. Corp",
+[1][0x6f - 1] = "Advantage Memory",
+[1][0x70 - 1] = "AMCC",
+[1][0x71 - 1] = "LeCroy",
+[1][0x72 - 1] = "Yamaha Corporation",
+[1][0x73 - 1] = "Digital Microwave",
+[1][0x74 - 1] = "NetLogic Microsystems",
+[1][0x75 - 1] = "MIMOS Semiconductor",
+[1][0x76 - 1] = "Advanced Fibre",
+[1][0x77 - 1] = "BF Goodrich Data.",
+[1][0x78 - 1] = "Epigram",
+[1][0x79 - 1] = "Acbel Polytech Inc",
+[1][0x7a - 1] = "Apacer Technology",
+[1][0x7b - 1] = "Admor Memory",
+[1][0x7c - 1] = "FOXCONN",
+[1][0x7d - 1] = "Quadratics Superconductor",
+[1][0x7e - 1] = "3COM",
+[2][0x01 - 1] = "Camintonn Corporation",
+[2][0x02 - 1] = "ISOA Incorporated",
+[2][0x03 - 1] = "Agate Semiconductor",
+[2][0x04 - 1] = "ADMtek Incorporated",
+[2][0x05 - 1] = "HYPERTEC",
+[2][0x06 - 1] = "Adhoc Technologies",
+[2][0x07 - 1] = "MOSAID Technologies",
+[2][0x08 - 1] = "Ardent Technologies",
+[2][0x09 - 1] = "Switchcore",
+[2][0x0a - 1] = "Cisco Systems Inc",
+[2][0x0b - 1] = "Allayer Technologies",
+[2][0x0c - 1] = "WorkX AG (Wichman)",
+[2][0x0d - 1] = "Oasis Semiconductor",
+[2][0x0e - 1] = "Novanet Semiconductor",
+[2][0x0f - 1] = "E-M Solutions",
+[2][0x10 - 1] = "Power General",
+[2][0x11 - 1] = "Advanced Hardware Arch.",
+[2][0x12 - 1] = "Inova Semiconductors GmbH",
+[2][0x13 - 1] = "Telocity",
+[2][0x14 - 1] = "Delkin Devices",
+[2][0x15 - 1] = "Symagery Microsystems",
+[2][0x16 - 1] = "C-Port Corporation",
+[2][0x17 - 1] = "SiberCore Technologies",
+[2][0x18 - 1] = "Southland Microsystems",
+[2][0x19 - 1] = "Malleable Technologies",
+[2][0x1a - 1] = "Kendin Communications",
+[2][0x1b - 1] = "Great Technology Microcomputer",
+[2][0x1c - 1] = "Sanmina Corporation",
+[2][0x1d - 1] = "HADCO Corporation",
+[2][0x1e - 1] = "Corsair",
+[2][0x1f - 1] = "Actrans System Inc",
+[2][0x20 - 1] = "ALPHA Technologies",
+[2][0x21 - 1] = "Silicon Laboratories Inc (Cygnal)",
+[2][0x22 - 1] = "Artesyn Technologies",
+[2][0x23 - 1] = "Align Manufacturing",
+[2][0x24 - 1] = "Peregrine Semiconductor",
+[2][0x25 - 1] = "Chameleon Systems",
+[2][0x26 - 1] = "Aplus Flash Technology",
+[2][0x27 - 1] = "MIPS Technologies",
+[2][0x28 - 1] = "Chrysalis ITS",
+[2][0x29 - 1] = "ADTEC Corporation",
+[2][0x2a - 1] = "Kentron Technologies",
+[2][0x2b - 1] = "Win Technologies",
+[2][0x2c - 1] = "Tezzaron Semiconductor",
+[2][0x2d - 1] = "Extreme Packet Devices",
+[2][0x2e - 1] = "RF Micro Devices",
+[2][0x2f - 1] = "Siemens AG",
+[2][0x30 - 1] = "Sarnoff Corporation",
+[2][0x31 - 1] = "Itautec SA",
+[2][0x32 - 1] = "Radiata Inc",
+[2][0x33 - 1] = "Benchmark Elect. (AVEX)",
+[2][0x34 - 1] = "Legend",
+[2][0x35 - 1] = "SpecTek Incorporated",
+[2][0x36 - 1] = "Hi/fn",
+[2][0x37 - 1] = "Enikia Incorporated",
+[2][0x38 - 1] = "SwitchOn Networks",
+[2][0x39 - 1] = "AANetcom Incorporated",
+[2][0x3a - 1] = "Micro Memory Bank",
+[2][0x3b - 1] = "ESS Technology",
+[2][0x3c - 1] = "Virata Corporation",
+[2][0x3d - 1] = "Excess Bandwidth",
+[2][0x3e - 1] = "West Bay Semiconductor",
+[2][0x3f - 1] = "DSP Group",
+[2][0x40 - 1] = "Newport Communications",
+[2][0x41 - 1] = "Chip2Chip Incorporated",
+[2][0x42 - 1] = "Phobos Corporation",
+[2][0x43 - 1] = "Intellitech Corporation",
+[2][0x44 - 1] = "Nordic VLSI ASA",
+[2][0x45 - 1] = "Ishoni Networks",
+[2][0x46 - 1] = "Silicon Spice",
+[2][0x47 - 1] = "Alchemy Semiconductor",
+[2][0x48 - 1] = "Agilent Technologies",
+[2][0x49 - 1] = "Centillium Communications",
+[2][0x4a - 1] = "W.L. Gore",
+[2][0x4b - 1] = "HanBit Electronics",
+[2][0x4c - 1] = "GlobeSpan",
+[2][0x4d - 1] = "Element 14",
+[2][0x4e - 1] = "Pycon",
+[2][0x4f - 1] = "Saifun Semiconductors",
+[2][0x50 - 1] = "Sibyte Incorporated",
+[2][0x51 - 1] = "MetaLink Technologies",
+[2][0x52 - 1] = "Feiya Technology",
+[2][0x53 - 1] = "I & C Technology",
+[2][0x54 - 1] = "Shikatronics",
+[2][0x55 - 1] = "Elektrobit",
+[2][0x56 - 1] = "Megic",
+[2][0x57 - 1] = "Com-Tier",
+[2][0x58 - 1] = "Malaysia Micro Solutions",
+[2][0x59 - 1] = "Hyperchip",
+[2][0x5a - 1] = "Gemstone Communications",
+[2][0x5b - 1] = "Anadigm (Anadyne)",
+[2][0x5c - 1] = "3ParData",
+[2][0x5d - 1] = "Mellanox Technologies",
+[2][0x5e - 1] = "Tenx Technologies",
+[2][0x5f - 1] = "Helix AG",
+[2][0x60 - 1] = "Domosys",
+[2][0x61 - 1] = "Skyup Technology",
+[2][0x62 - 1] = "HiNT Corporation",
+[2][0x63 - 1] = "Chiaro",
+[2][0x64 - 1] = "MDT Technologies GmbH",
+[2][0x65 - 1] = "Exbit Technology A/S",
+[2][0x66 - 1] = "Integrated Technology Express",
+[2][0x67 - 1] = "AVED Memory",
+[2][0x68 - 1] = "Legerity",
+[2][0x69 - 1] = "Jasmine Networks",
+[2][0x6a - 1] = "Caspian Networks",
+[2][0x6b - 1] = "nCUBE",
+[2][0x6c - 1] = "Silicon Access Networks",
+[2][0x6d - 1] = "FDK Corporation",
+[2][0x6e - 1] = "High Bandwidth Access",
+[2][0x6f - 1] = "MultiLink Technology",
+[2][0x70 - 1] = "BRECIS",
+[2][0x71 - 1] = "World Wide Packets",
+[2][0x72 - 1] = "APW",
+[2][0x73 - 1] = "Chicory Systems",
+[2][0x74 - 1] = "Xstream Logic",
+[2][0x75 - 1] = "Fast-Chip",
+[2][0x76 - 1] = "Zucotto Wireless",
+[2][0x77 - 1] = "Realchip",
+[2][0x78 - 1] = "Galaxy Power",
+[2][0x79 - 1] = "eSilicon",
+[2][0x7a - 1] = "Morphics Technology",
+[2][0x7b - 1] = "Accelerant Networks",
+[2][0x7c - 1] = "Silicon Wave",
+[2][0x7d - 1] = "SandCraft",
+[2][0x7e - 1] = "Elpida",
+[3][0x01 - 1] = "Solectron",
+[3][0x02 - 1] = "Optosys Technologies",
+[3][0x03 - 1] = "Buffalo (Formerly Melco)",
+[3][0x04 - 1] = "TriMedia Technologies",
+[3][0x05 - 1] = "Cyan Technologies",
+[3][0x06 - 1] = "Global Locate",
+[3][0x07 - 1] = "Optillion",
+[3][0x08 - 1] = "Terago Communications",
+[3][0x09 - 1] = "Ikanos Communications",
+[3][0x0a - 1] = "Princeton Technology",
+[3][0x0b - 1] = "Nanya Technology",
+[3][0x0c - 1] = "Elite Flash Storage",
+[3][0x0d - 1] = "Mysticom",
+[3][0x0e - 1] = "LightSand Communications",
+[3][0x0f - 1] = "ATI Technologies",
+[3][0x10 - 1] = "Agere Systems",
+[3][0x11 - 1] = "NeoMagic",
+[3][0x12 - 1] = "AuroraNetics",
+[3][0x13 - 1] = "Golden Empire",
+[3][0x14 - 1] = "Mushkin",
+[3][0x15 - 1] = "Tioga Technologies",
+[3][0x16 - 1] = "Netlist",
+[3][0x17 - 1] = "TeraLogic",
+[3][0x18 - 1] = "Cicada Semiconductor",
+[3][0x19 - 1] = "Centon Electronics",
+[3][0x1a - 1] = "Tyco Electronics",
+[3][0x1b - 1] = "Magis Works",
+[3][0x1c - 1] = "Zettacom",
+[3][0x1d - 1] = "Cogency Semiconductor",
+[3][0x1e - 1] = "Chipcon AS",
+[3][0x1f - 1] = "Aspex Technology",
+[3][0x20 - 1] = "F5 Networks",
+[3][0x21 - 1] = "Programmable Silicon Solutions",
+[3][0x22 - 1] = "ChipWrights",
+[3][0x23 - 1] = "Acorn Networks",
+[3][0x24 - 1] = "Quicklogic",
+[3][0x25 - 1] = "Kingmax Semiconductor",
+[3][0x26 - 1] = "BOPS",
+[3][0x27 - 1] = "Flasys",
+[3][0x28 - 1] = "BitBlitz Communications",
+[3][0x29 - 1] = "eMemory Technology",
+[3][0x2a - 1] = "Procket Networks",
+[3][0x2b - 1] = "Purple Ray",
+[3][0x2c - 1] = "Trebia Networks",
+[3][0x2d - 1] = "Delta Electronics",
+[3][0x2e - 1] = "Onex Communications",
+[3][0x2f - 1] = "Ample Communications",
+[3][0x30 - 1] = "Memory Experts Intl",
+[3][0x31 - 1] = "Astute Networks",
+[3][0x32 - 1] = "Azanda Network Devices",
+[3][0x33 - 1] = "Dibcom",
+[3][0x34 - 1] = "Tekmos",
+[3][0x35 - 1] = "API NetWorks",
+[3][0x36 - 1] = "Bay Microsystems",
+[3][0x37 - 1] = "Firecron Ltd",
+[3][0x38 - 1] = "Resonext Communications",
+[3][0x39 - 1] = "Tachys Technologies",
+[3][0x3a - 1] = "Equator Technology",
+[3][0x3b - 1] = "Concept Computer",
+[3][0x3c - 1] = "SILCOM",
+[3][0x3d - 1] = "3Dlabs",
+[3][0x3e - 1] = "c't Magazine",
+[3][0x3f - 1] = "Sanera Systems",
+[3][0x40 - 1] = "Silicon Packets",
+[3][0x41 - 1] = "Viasystems Group",
+[3][0x42 - 1] = "Simtek",
+[3][0x43 - 1] = "Semicon Devices Singapore",
+[3][0x44 - 1] = "Satron Handelsges",
+[3][0x45 - 1] = "Improv Systems",
+[3][0x46 - 1] = "INDUSYS GmbH",
+[3][0x47 - 1] = "Corrent",
+[3][0x48 - 1] = "Infrant Technologies",
+[3][0x49 - 1] = "Ritek Corp",
+[3][0x4a - 1] = "empowerTel Networks",
+[3][0x4b - 1] = "Hypertec",
+[3][0x4c - 1] = "Cavium Networks",
+[3][0x4d - 1] = "PLX Technology",
+[3][0x4e - 1] = "Massana Design",
+[3][0x4f - 1] = "Intrinsity",
+[3][0x50 - 1] = "Valence Semiconductor",
+[3][0x51 - 1] = "Terawave Communications",
+[3][0x52 - 1] = "IceFyre Semiconductor",
+[3][0x53 - 1] = "Primarion",
+[3][0x54 - 1] = "Picochip Designs Ltd",
+[3][0x55 - 1] = "Silverback Systems",
+[3][0x56 - 1] = "Jade Star Technologies",
+[3][0x57 - 1] = "Pijnenburg Securealink",
+[3][0x58 - 1] = "takeMS - Ultron AG",
+[3][0x59 - 1] = "Cambridge Silicon Radio",
+[3][0x5a - 1] = "Swissbit",
+[3][0x5b - 1] = "Nazomi Communications",
+[3][0x5c - 1] = "eWave System",
+[3][0x5d - 1] = "Rockwell Collins",
+[3][0x5e - 1] = "Picocel Co Ltd (Paion)",
+[3][0x5f - 1] = "Alphamosaic Ltd",
+[3][0x60 - 1] = "Sandburst",
+[3][0x61 - 1] = "SiCon Video",
+[3][0x62 - 1] = "NanoAmp Solutions",
+[3][0x63 - 1] = "Ericsson Technology",
+[3][0x64 - 1] = "PrairieComm",
+[3][0x65 - 1] = "Mitac International",
+[3][0x66 - 1] = "Layer N Networks",
+[3][0x67 - 1] = "MtekVision (Atsana)",
+[3][0x68 - 1] = "Allegro Networks",
+[3][0x69 - 1] = "Marvell Semiconductors",
+[3][0x6a - 1] = "Netergy Microelectronic",
+[3][0x6b - 1] = "NVIDIA",
+[3][0x6c - 1] = "Internet Machines",
+[3][0x6d - 1] = "Memorysolution GmbH",
+[3][0x6e - 1] = "Litchfield Communication",
+[3][0x6f - 1] = "Accton Technology",
+[3][0x70 - 1] = "Teradiant Networks",
+[3][0x71 - 1] = "Scaleo Chip",
+[3][0x72 - 1] = "Cortina Systems",
+[3][0x73 - 1] = "RAM Components",
+[3][0x74 - 1] = "Raqia Networks",
+[3][0x75 - 1] = "ClearSpeed",
+[3][0x76 - 1] = "Matsushita Battery",
+[3][0x77 - 1] = "Xelerated",
+[3][0x78 - 1] = "SimpleTech",
+[3][0x79 - 1] = "Utron Technology",
+[3][0x7a - 1] = "Astec International",
+[3][0x7b - 1] = "AVM gmbH",
+[3][0x7c - 1] = "Redux Communications",
+[3][0x7d - 1] = "Dot Hill Systems",
+[3][0x7e - 1] = "TeraChip",
+[4][0x01 - 1] = "T-RAM Incorporated",
+[4][0x02 - 1] = "Innovics Wireless",
+[4][0x03 - 1] = "Teknovus",
+[4][0x04 - 1] = "KeyEye Communications",
+[4][0x05 - 1] = "Runcom Technologies",
+[4][0x06 - 1] = "RedSwitch",
+[4][0x07 - 1] = "Dotcast",
+[4][0x08 - 1] = "Silicon Mountain Memory",
+[4][0x09 - 1] = "Signia Technologies",
+[4][0x0a - 1] = "Pixim",
+[4][0x0b - 1] = "Galazar Networks",
+[4][0x0c - 1] = "White Electronic Designs",
+[4][0x0d - 1] = "Patriot Scientific",
+[4][0x0e - 1] = "Neoaxiom Corporation",
+[4][0x0f - 1] = "3Y Power Technology",
+[4][0x10 - 1] = "Scaleo Chip",
+[4][0x11 - 1] = "Potentia Power Systems",
+[4][0x12 - 1] = "C-guys Incorporated",
+[4][0x13 - 1] = "Digital Communications Technology Inc",
+[4][0x14 - 1] = "Silicon-Based Technology",
+[4][0x15 - 1] = "Fulcrum Microsystems",
+[4][0x16 - 1] = "Positivo Informatica Ltd",
+[4][0x17 - 1] = "XIOtech Corporation",
+[4][0x18 - 1] = "PortalPlayer",
+[4][0x19 - 1] = "Zhiying Software",
+[4][0x1a - 1] = "ParkerVision Inc",
+[4][0x1b - 1] = "Phonex Broadband",
+[4][0x1c - 1] = "Skyworks Solutions",
+[4][0x1d - 1] = "Entropic Communications",
+[4][0x1e - 1] = "I'M Intelligent Memory Ltd",
+[4][0x1f - 1] = "Zensys A/S",
+[4][0x20 - 1] = "Legend Silicon Corp",
+[4][0x21 - 1] = "Sci-worx GmbH",
+[4][0x22 - 1] = "SMSC (Standard Microsystems)",
+[4][0x23 - 1] = "Renesas Electronics",
+[4][0x24 - 1] = "Raza Microelectronics",
+[4][0x25 - 1] = "Phyworks",
+[4][0x26 - 1] = "MediaTek",
+[4][0x27 - 1] = "Non-cents Productions",
+[4][0x28 - 1] = "US Modular",
+[4][0x29 - 1] = "Wintegra Ltd",
+[4][0x2a - 1] = "Mathstar",
+[4][0x2b - 1] = "StarCore",
+[4][0x2c - 1] = "Oplus Technologies",
+[4][0x2d - 1] = "Mindspeed",
+[4][0x2e - 1] = "Just Young Computer",
+[4][0x2f - 1] = "Radia Communications",
+[4][0x30 - 1] = "OCZ",
+[4][0x31 - 1] = "Emuzed",
+[4][0x32 - 1] = "LOGIC Devices",
+[4][0x33 - 1] = "Inphi Corporation",
+[4][0x34 - 1] = "Quake Technologies",
+[4][0x35 - 1] = "Vixel",
+[4][0x36 - 1] = "SolusTek",
+[4][0x37 - 1] = "Kongsberg Maritime",
+[4][0x38 - 1] = "Faraday Technology",
+[4][0x39 - 1] = "Altium Ltd",
+[4][0x3a - 1] = "Insyte",
+[4][0x3b - 1] = "ARM Ltd",
+[4][0x3c - 1] = "DigiVision",
+[4][0x3d - 1] = "Vativ Technologies",
+[4][0x3e - 1] = "Endicott Interconnect Technologies",
+[4][0x3f - 1] = "Pericom",
+[4][0x40 - 1] = "Bandspeed",
+[4][0x41 - 1] = "LeWiz Communications",
+[4][0x42 - 1] = "CPU Technology",
+[4][0x43 - 1] = "Ramaxel Technology",
+[4][0x44 - 1] = "DSP Group",
+[4][0x45 - 1] = "Axis Communications",
+[4][0x46 - 1] = "Legacy Electronics",
+[4][0x47 - 1] = "Chrontel",
+[4][0x48 - 1] = "Powerchip Semiconductor",
+[4][0x49 - 1] = "MobilEye Technologies",
+[4][0x4a - 1] = "Excel Semiconductor",
+[4][0x4b - 1] = "A-DATA Technology",
+[4][0x4c - 1] = "VirtualDigm",
+[4][0x4d - 1] = "G Skill Intl",
+[4][0x4e - 1] = "Quanta Computer",
+[4][0x4f - 1] = "Yield Microelectronics",
+[4][0x50 - 1] = "Afa Technologies",
+[4][0x51 - 1] = "KINGBOX Technology Co Ltd",
+[4][0x52 - 1] = "Ceva",
+[4][0x53 - 1] = "iStor Networks",
+[4][0x54 - 1] = "Advance Modules",
+[4][0x55 - 1] = "Microsoft",
+[4][0x56 - 1] = "Open-Silicon",
+[4][0x57 - 1] = "Goal Semiconductor",
+[4][0x58 - 1] = "ARC International",
+[4][0x59 - 1] = "Simmtec",
+[4][0x5a - 1] = "Metanoia",
+[4][0x5b - 1] = "Key Stream",
+[4][0x5c - 1] = "Lowrance Electronics",
+[4][0x5d - 1] = "Adimos",
+[4][0x5e - 1] = "SiGe Semiconductor",
+[4][0x5f - 1] = "Fodus Communications",
+[4][0x60 - 1] = "Credence Systems Corp",
+[4][0x61 - 1] = "Genesis Microchip Inc",
+[4][0x62 - 1] = "Vihana Inc",
+[4][0x63 - 1] = "WIS Technologies",
+[4][0x64 - 1] = "GateChange Technologies",
+[4][0x65 - 1] = "High Density Devices AS",
+[4][0x66 - 1] = "Synopsys",
+[4][0x67 - 1] = "Gigaram",
+[4][0x68 - 1] = "Enigma Semiconductor Inc",
+[4][0x69 - 1] = "Century Micro Inc",
+[4][0x6a - 1] = "Icera Semiconductor",
+[4][0x6b - 1] = "Mediaworks Integrated Systems",
+[4][0x6c - 1] = "O'Neil Product Development",
+[4][0x6d - 1] = "Supreme Top Technology Ltd",
+[4][0x6e - 1] = "MicroDisplay Corporation",
+[4][0x6f - 1] = "Team Group Inc",
+[4][0x70 - 1] = "Sinett Corporation",
+[4][0x71 - 1] = "Toshiba Corporation",
+[4][0x72 - 1] = "Tensilica",
+[4][0x73 - 1] = "SiRF Technology",
+[4][0x74 - 1] = "Bacoc Inc",
+[4][0x75 - 1] = "SMaL Camera Technologies",
+[4][0x76 - 1] = "Thomson SC",
+[4][0x77 - 1] = "Airgo Networks",
+[4][0x78 - 1] = "Wisair Ltd",
+[4][0x79 - 1] = "SigmaTel",
+[4][0x7a - 1] = "Arkados",
+[4][0x7b - 1] = "Compete IT gmbH Co KG",
+[4][0x7c - 1] = "Eudar Technology Inc",
+[4][0x7d - 1] = "Focus Enhancements",
+[4][0x7e - 1] = "Xyratex",
+[5][0x01 - 1] = "Specular Networks",
+[5][0x02 - 1] = "Patriot Memory (PDP Systems)",
+[5][0x03 - 1] = "U-Chip Technology Corp",
+[5][0x04 - 1] = "Silicon Optix",
+[5][0x05 - 1] = "Greenfield Networks",
+[5][0x06 - 1] = "CompuRAM GmbH",
+[5][0x07 - 1] = "Stargen Inc",
+[5][0x08 - 1] = "NetCell Corporation",
+[5][0x09 - 1] = "Excalibrus Technologies Ltd",
+[5][0x0a - 1] = "SCM Microsystems",
+[5][0x0b - 1] = "Xsigo Systems Inc",
+[5][0x0c - 1] = "CHIPS & Systems Inc",
+[5][0x0d - 1] = "Tier 1 Multichip Solutions",
+[5][0x0e - 1] = "CWRL Labs",
+[5][0x0f - 1] = "Teradici",
+[5][0x10 - 1] = "Gigaram Inc",
+[5][0x11 - 1] = "g2 Microsystems",
+[5][0x12 - 1] = "PowerFlash Semiconductor",
+[5][0x13 - 1] = "P.A. Semi Inc",
+[5][0x14 - 1] = "NovaTech Solutions S.A.",
+[5][0x15 - 1] = "c2 Microsystems Inc",
+[5][0x16 - 1] = "Level5 Networks",
+[5][0x17 - 1] = "COS Memory AG",
+[5][0x18 - 1] = "Innovasic Semiconductor",
+[5][0x19 - 1] = "02IC Co Ltd",
+[5][0x1a - 1] = "Tabula Inc",
+[5][0x1b - 1] = "Crucial Technology",
+[5][0x1c - 1] = "Chelsio Communications",
+[5][0x1d - 1] = "Solarflare Communications",
+[5][0x1e - 1] = "Xambala Inc",
+[5][0x1f - 1] = "EADS Astrium",
+[5][0x20 - 1] = "Terra Semiconductor Inc",
+[5][0x21 - 1] = "Imaging Works Inc",
+[5][0x22 - 1] = "Astute Networks Inc",
+[5][0x23 - 1] = "Tzero",
+[5][0x24 - 1] = "Emulex",
+[5][0x25 - 1] = "Power-One",
+[5][0x26 - 1] = "Pulse~LINK Inc",
+[5][0x27 - 1] = "Hon Hai Precision Industry",
+[5][0x28 - 1] = "White Rock Networks Inc",
+[5][0x29 - 1] = "Telegent Systems USA Inc",
+[5][0x2a - 1] = "Atrua Technologies Inc",
+[5][0x2b - 1] = "Acbel Polytech Inc",
+[5][0x2c - 1] = "eRide Inc",
+[5][0x2d - 1] = "ULi Electronics Inc",
+[5][0x2e - 1] = "Magnum Semiconductor Inc",
+[5][0x2f - 1] = "neoOne Technology Inc",
+[5][0x30 - 1] = "Connex Technology Inc",
+[5][0x31 - 1] = "Stream Processors Inc",
+[5][0x32 - 1] = "Focus Enhancements",
+[5][0x33 - 1] = "Telecis Wireless Inc",
+[5][0x34 - 1] = "uNav Microelectronics",
+[5][0x35 - 1] = "Tarari Inc",
+[5][0x36 - 1] = "Ambric Inc",
+[5][0x37 - 1] = "Newport Media Inc",
+[5][0x38 - 1] = "VMTS",
+[5][0x39 - 1] = "Enuclia Semiconductor Inc",
+[5][0x3a - 1] = "Virtium Technology Inc",
+[5][0x3b - 1] = "Solid State System Co Ltd",
+[5][0x3c - 1] = "Kian Tech LLC",
+[5][0x3d - 1] = "Artimi",
+[5][0x3e - 1] = "Power Quotient International",
+[5][0x3f - 1] = "Avago Technologies",
+[5][0x40 - 1] = "ADTechnology",
+[5][0x41 - 1] = "Sigma Designs",
+[5][0x42 - 1] = "SiCortex Inc",
+[5][0x43 - 1] = "Ventura Technology Group",
+[5][0x44 - 1] = "eASIC",
+[5][0x45 - 1] = "M.H.S. SAS",
+[5][0x46 - 1] = "Micro Star International",
+[5][0x47 - 1] = "Rapport Inc",
+[5][0x48 - 1] = "Makway International",
+[5][0x49 - 1] = "Broad Reach Engineering Co",
+[5][0x4a - 1] = "Semiconductor Mfg Intl Corp",
+[5][0x4b - 1] = "SiConnect",
+[5][0x4c - 1] = "FCI USA Inc",
+[5][0x4d - 1] = "Validity Sensors",
+[5][0x4e - 1] = "Coney Technology Co Ltd",
+[5][0x4f - 1] = "Spans Logic",
+[5][0x50 - 1] = "Neterion Inc",
+[5][0x51 - 1] = "Qimonda",
+[5][0x52 - 1] = "New Japan Radio Co Ltd",
+[5][0x53 - 1] = "Velogix",
+[5][0x54 - 1] = "Montalvo Systems",
+[5][0x55 - 1] = "iVivity Inc",
+[5][0x56 - 1] = "Walton Chaintech",
+[5][0x57 - 1] = "AENEON",
+[5][0x58 - 1] = "Lorom Industrial Co Ltd",
+[5][0x59 - 1] = "Radiospire Networks",
+[5][0x5a - 1] = "Sensio Technologies Inc",
+[5][0x5b - 1] = "Nethra Imaging",
+[5][0x5c - 1] = "Hexon Technology Pte Ltd",
+[5][0x5d - 1] = "CompuStocx (CSX)",
+[5][0x5e - 1] = "Methode Electronics Inc",
+[5][0x5f - 1] = "Connect One Ltd",
+[5][0x60 - 1] = "Opulan Technologies",
+[5][0x61 - 1] = "Septentrio NV",
+[5][0x62 - 1] = "Goldenmars Technology Inc",
+[5][0x63 - 1] = "Kreton Corporation",
+[5][0x64 - 1] = "Cochlear Ltd",
+[5][0x65 - 1] = "Altair Semiconductor",
+[5][0x66 - 1] = "NetEffect Inc",
+[5][0x67 - 1] = "Spansion Inc",
+[5][0x68 - 1] = "Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg",
+[5][0x69 - 1] = "Emphany Systems Inc",
+[5][0x6a - 1] = "ApaceWave Technologies",
+[5][0x6b - 1] = "Mobilygen Corporation",
+[5][0x6c - 1] = "Tego",
+[5][0x6d - 1] = "Cswitch Corporation",
+[5][0x6e - 1] = "Haier (Beijing) IC Design Co",
+[5][0x6f - 1] = "MetaRAM",
+[5][0x70 - 1] = "Axel Electronics Co Ltd",
+[5][0x71 - 1] = "Tilera Corporation",
+[5][0x72 - 1] = "Aquantia",
+[5][0x73 - 1] = "Vivace Semiconductor",
+[5][0x74 - 1] = "Redpine Signals",
+[5][0x75 - 1] = "Octalica",
+[5][0x76 - 1] = "InterDigital Communications",
+[5][0x77 - 1] = "Avant Technology",
+[5][0x78 - 1] = "Asrock Inc",
+[5][0x79 - 1] = "Availink",
+[5][0x7a - 1] = "Quartics Inc",
+[5][0x7b - 1] = "Element CXI",
+[5][0x7c - 1] = "Innovaciones Microelectronicas",
+[5][0x7d - 1] = "VeriSilicon Microelectronics",
+[5][0x7e - 1] = "W5 Networks",
+[6][0x01 - 1] = "MOVEKING",
+[6][0x02 - 1] = "Mavrix Technology Inc",
+[6][0x03 - 1] = "CellGuide Ltd",
+[6][0x04 - 1] = "Faraday Technology",
+[6][0x05 - 1] = "Diablo Technologies Inc",
+[6][0x06 - 1] = "Jennic",
+[6][0x07 - 1] = "Octasic",
+[6][0x08 - 1] = "Molex Incorporated",
+[6][0x09 - 1] = "3Leaf Networks",
+[6][0x0a - 1] = "Bright Micron Technology",
+[6][0x0b - 1] = "Netxen",
+[6][0x0c - 1] = "NextWave Broadband Inc",
+[6][0x0d - 1] = "DisplayLink",
+[6][0x0e - 1] = "ZMOS Technology",
+[6][0x0f - 1] = "Tec-Hill",
+[6][0x10 - 1] = "Multigig Inc",
+[6][0x11 - 1] = "Amimon",
+[6][0x12 - 1] = "Euphonic Technologies Inc",
+[6][0x13 - 1] = "BRN Phoenix",
+[6][0x14 - 1] = "InSilica",
+[6][0x15 - 1] = "Ember Corporation",
+[6][0x16 - 1] = "Avexir Technologies Corporation",
+[6][0x17 - 1] = "Echelon Corporation",
+[6][0x18 - 1] = "Edgewater Computer Systems",
+[6][0x19 - 1] = "XMOS Semiconductor Ltd",
+[6][0x1a - 1] = "GENUSION Inc",
+[6][0x1b - 1] = "Memory Corp NV",
+[6][0x1c - 1] = "SiliconBlue Technologies",
+[6][0x1d - 1] = "Rambus Inc",
+[6][0x1e - 1] = "Andes Technology Corporation",
+[6][0x1f - 1] = "Coronis Systems",
+[6][0x20 - 1] = "Achronix Semiconductor",
+[6][0x21 - 1] = "Siano Mobile Silicon Ltd",
+[6][0x22 - 1] = "Semtech Corporation",
+[6][0x23 - 1] = "Pixelworks Inc",
+[6][0x24 - 1] = "Gaisler Research AB",
+[6][0x25 - 1] = "Teranetics",
+[6][0x26 - 1] = "Toppan Printing Co Ltd",
+[6][0x27 - 1] = "Kingxcon",
+[6][0x28 - 1] = "Silicon Integrated Systems",
+[6][0x29 - 1] = "I-O Data Device Inc",
+[6][0x2a - 1] = "NDS Americas Inc",
+[6][0x2b - 1] = "Solomon Systech Limited",
+[6][0x2c - 1] = "On Demand Microelectronics",
+[6][0x2d - 1] = "Amicus Wireless Inc",
+[6][0x2e - 1] = "SMARDTV SNC",
+[6][0x2f - 1] = "Comsys Communication Ltd",
+[6][0x30 - 1] = "Movidia Ltd",
+[6][0x31 - 1] = "Javad GNSS Inc",
+[6][0x32 - 1] = "Montage Technology Group",
+[6][0x33 - 1] = "Trident Microsystems",
+[6][0x34 - 1] = "Super Talent",
+[6][0x35 - 1] = "Optichron Inc",
+[6][0x36 - 1] = "Future Waves UK Ltd",
+[6][0x37 - 1] = "SiBEAM Inc",
+[6][0x38 - 1] = "InicoreInc",
+[6][0x39 - 1] = "Virident Systems",
+[6][0x3a - 1] = "M2000 Inc",
+[6][0x3b - 1] = "ZeroG Wireless Inc",
+[6][0x3c - 1] = "Gingle Technology Co Ltd",
+[6][0x3d - 1] = "Space Micro Inc",
+[6][0x3e - 1] = "Wilocity",
+[6][0x3f - 1] = "Novafora Inc",
+[6][0x40 - 1] = "iKoa Corporation",
+[6][0x41 - 1] = "ASint Technology",
+[6][0x42 - 1] = "Ramtron",
+[6][0x43 - 1] = "Plato Networks Inc",
+[6][0x44 - 1] = "IPtronics AS",
+[6][0x45 - 1] = "Infinite-Memories",
+[6][0x46 - 1] = "Parade Technologies Inc",
+[6][0x47 - 1] = "Dune Networks",
+[6][0x48 - 1] = "GigaDevice Semiconductor",
+[6][0x49 - 1] = "Modu Ltd",
+[6][0x4a - 1] = "CEITEC",
+[6][0x4b - 1] = "Northrop Grumman",
+[6][0x4c - 1] = "XRONET Corporation",
+[6][0x4d - 1] = "Sicon Semiconductor AB",
+[6][0x4e - 1] = "Atla Electronics Co Ltd",
+[6][0x4f - 1] = "TOPRAM Technology",
+[6][0x50 - 1] = "Silego Technology Inc",
+[6][0x51 - 1] = "Kinglife",
+[6][0x52 - 1] = "Ability Industries Ltd",
+[6][0x53 - 1] = "Silicon Power Computer & Communications",
+[6][0x54 - 1] = "Augusta Technology Inc",
+[6][0x55 - 1] = "Nantronics Semiconductors",
+[6][0x56 - 1] = "Hilscher Gesellschaft",
+[6][0x57 - 1] = "Quixant Ltd",
+[6][0x58 - 1] = "Percello Ltd",
+[6][0x59 - 1] = "NextIO Inc",
+[6][0x5a - 1] = "Scanimetrics Inc",
+[6][0x5b - 1] = "FS-Semi Company Ltd",
+[6][0x5c - 1] = "Infinera Corporation",
+[6][0x5d - 1] = "SandForce Inc",
+[6][0x5e - 1] = "Lexar Media",
+[6][0x5f - 1] = "Teradyne Inc",
+[6][0x60 - 1] = "Memory Exchange Corp",
+[6][0x61 - 1] = "Suzhou Smartek Electronics",
+[6][0x62 - 1] = "Avantium Corporation",
+[6][0x63 - 1] = "ATP Electronics Inc",
+[6][0x64 - 1] = "Valens Semiconductor Ltd",
+[6][0x65 - 1] = "Agate Logic Inc",
+[6][0x66 - 1] = "Netronome",
+[6][0x67 - 1] = "Zenverge Inc",
+[6][0x68 - 1] = "N-trig Ltd",
+[6][0x69 - 1] = "SanMax Technologies Inc",
+[6][0x6a - 1] = "Contour Semiconductor Inc",
+[6][0x6b - 1] = "TwinMOS",
+[6][0x6c - 1] = "Silicon Systems Inc",
+[6][0x6d - 1] = "V-Color Technology Inc",
+[6][0x6e - 1] = "Certicom Corporation",
+[6][0x6f - 1] = "JSC ICC Milandr",
+[6][0x70 - 1] = "PhotoFast Global Inc",
+[6][0x71 - 1] = "InnoDisk Corporation",
+[6][0x72 - 1] = "Muscle Power",
+[6][0x73 - 1] = "Energy Micro",
+[6][0x74 - 1] = "Innofidei",
+[6][0x75 - 1] = "CopperGate Communications",
+[6][0x76 - 1] = "Holtek Semiconductor Inc",
+[6][0x77 - 1] = "Myson Century Inc",
+[6][0x78 - 1] = "FIDELIX",
+[6][0x79 - 1] = "Red Digital Cinema",
+[6][0x7a - 1] = "Densbits Technology",
+[6][0x7b - 1] = "Zempro",
+[6][0x7c - 1] = "MoSys",
+[6][0x7d - 1] = "Provigent",
+[6][0x7e - 1] = "Triad Semiconductor Inc",
+[7][0x01 - 1] = "Siklu Communication Ltd",
+[7][0x02 - 1] = "A Force Manufacturing Ltd",
+[7][0x03 - 1] = "Strontium",
+[7][0x04 - 1] = "ALi Corp (Abilis Systems)",
+[7][0x05 - 1] = "Siglead Inc",
+[7][0x06 - 1] = "Ubicom Inc",
+[7][0x07 - 1] = "Unifosa Corporation",
+[7][0x08 - 1] = "Stretch Inc",
+[7][0x09 - 1] = "Lantiq Deutschland GmbH",
+[7][0x0a - 1] = "Visipro.",
+[7][0x0b - 1] = "EKMemory",
+[7][0x0c - 1] = "Microelectronics Institute ZTE",
+[7][0x0d - 1] = "u-blox AG",
+[7][0x0e - 1] = "Carry Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x0f - 1] = "Nokia",
+[7][0x10 - 1] = "King Tiger Technology",
+[7][0x11 - 1] = "Sierra Wireless",
+[7][0x12 - 1] = "HT Micron",
+[7][0x13 - 1] = "Albatron Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x14 - 1] = "Leica Geosystems AG",
+[7][0x15 - 1] = "BroadLight",
+[7][0x16 - 1] = "AEXEA",
+[7][0x17 - 1] = "ClariPhy Communications Inc",
+[7][0x18 - 1] = "Green Plug",
+[7][0x19 - 1] = "Design Art Networks",
+[7][0x1a - 1] = "Mach Xtreme Technology Ltd",
+[7][0x1b - 1] = "ATO Solutions Co Ltd",
+[7][0x1c - 1] = "Ramsta",
+[7][0x1d - 1] = "Greenliant Systems Ltd",
+[7][0x1e - 1] = "Teikon",
+[7][0x1f - 1] = "Antec Hadron",
+[7][0x20 - 1] = "NavCom Technology Inc",
+[7][0x21 - 1] = "Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics",
+[7][0x22 - 1] = "Calxeda Inc",
+[7][0x23 - 1] = "JSC EDC Electronics",
+[7][0x24 - 1] = "Kandit Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x25 - 1] = "Ramos Technology",
+[7][0x26 - 1] = "Goldenmars Technology",
+[7][0x27 - 1] = "XeL Technology Inc",
+[7][0x28 - 1] = "Newzone Corporation",
+[7][0x29 - 1] = "ShenZhen MercyPower Tech",
+[7][0x2a - 1] = "Nanjing Yihuo Technology",
+[7][0x2b - 1] = "Nethra Imaging Inc",
+[7][0x2c - 1] = "SiTel Semiconductor BV",
+[7][0x2d - 1] = "SolidGear Corporation",
+[7][0x2e - 1] = "Topower Computer Ind Co Ltd",
+[7][0x2f - 1] = "Wilocity",
+[7][0x30 - 1] = "Profichip GmbH",
+[7][0x31 - 1] = "Gerad Technologies",
+[7][0x32 - 1] = "Ritek Corporation",
+[7][0x33 - 1] = "Gomos Technology Limited",
+[7][0x34 - 1] = "Memoright Corporation",
+[7][0x35 - 1] = "D-Broad Inc",
+[7][0x36 - 1] = "HiSilicon Technologies",
+[7][0x37 - 1] = "Syndiant Inc.",
+[7][0x38 - 1] = "Enverv Inc",
+[7][0x39 - 1] = "Cognex",
+[7][0x3a - 1] = "Xinnova Technology Inc",
+[7][0x3b - 1] = "Ultron AG",
+[7][0x3c - 1] = "Concord Idea Corporation",
+[7][0x3d - 1] = "AIM Corporation",
+[7][0x3e - 1] = "Lifetime Memory Products",
+[7][0x3f - 1] = "Ramsway",
+[7][0x40 - 1] = "Recore Systems B.V.",
+[7][0x41 - 1] = "Haotian Jinshibo Science Tech",
+[7][0x42 - 1] = "Being Advanced Memory",
+[7][0x43 - 1] = "Adesto Technologies",
+[7][0x44 - 1] = "Giantec Semiconductor Inc",
+[7][0x45 - 1] = "HMD Electronics AG",
+[7][0x46 - 1] = "Gloway International (HK)",
+[7][0x47 - 1] = "Kingcore",
+[7][0x48 - 1] = "Anucell Technology Holding",
+[7][0x49 - 1] = "Accord Software & Systems Pvt. Ltd",
+[7][0x4a - 1] = "Active-Semi Inc",
+[7][0x4b - 1] = "Denso Corporation",
+[7][0x4c - 1] = "TLSI Inc",
+[7][0x4d - 1] = "Qidan",
+[7][0x4e - 1] = "Mustang",
+[7][0x4f - 1] = "Orca Systems",
+[7][0x50 - 1] = "Passif Semiconductor",
+[7][0x51 - 1] = "GigaDevice Semiconductor (Beijing) Inc",
+[7][0x52 - 1] = "Memphis Electronic",
+[7][0x53 - 1] = "Beckhoff Automation GmbH",
+[7][0x54 - 1] = "Harmony Semiconductor Corp",
+[7][0x55 - 1] = "Air Computers SRL",
+[7][0x56 - 1] = "TMT Memory",
+[7][0x57 - 1] = "Eorex Corporation",
+[7][0x58 - 1] = "Xingtera",
+[7][0x59 - 1] = "Netsol",
+[7][0x5a - 1] = "Bestdon Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x5b - 1] = "Baysand Inc",
+[7][0x5c - 1] = "Uroad Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x5d - 1] = "Wilk Elektronik S.A.",
+[7][0x5e - 1] = "AAI",
+[7][0x5f - 1] = "Harman",
+[7][0x60 - 1] = "Berg Microelectronics Inc",
+[7][0x61 - 1] = "ASSIA Inc",
+[7][0x62 - 1] = "Visiontek Products LLC",
+[7][0x63 - 1] = "OCMEMORY",
+[7][0x64 - 1] = "Welink Solution Inc",
+[7][0x65 - 1] = "Shark Gaming",
+[7][0x66 - 1] = "Avalanche Technology",
+[7][0x67 - 1] = "R&D Center ELVEES OJSC",
+[7][0x68 - 1] = "KingboMars Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x69 - 1] = "High Bridge Solutions Industria Eletronica",
+[7][0x6a - 1] = "Transcend Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x6b - 1] = "Everspin Technologies",
+[7][0x6c - 1] = "Hon-Hai Precision",
+[7][0x6d - 1] = "Smart Storage Systems",
+[7][0x6e - 1] = "Toumaz Group",
+[7][0x6f - 1] = "Zentel Electronics Corporation",
+[7][0x70 - 1] = "Panram International Corporation",
+[7][0x71 - 1] = "Silicon Space Technology",
+[7][0x72 - 1] = "LITE-ON IT Corporation",
+[7][0x73 - 1] = "Inuitive",
+[7][0x74 - 1] = "HMicro",
+[7][0x75 - 1] = "BittWare Inc",
+[7][0x76 - 1] = "GLOBALFOUNDRIES",
+[7][0x77 - 1] = "ACPI Digital Co Ltd",
+[7][0x78 - 1] = "Annapurna Labs",
+[7][0x79 - 1] = "AcSiP Technology Corporation",
+[7][0x7a - 1] = "Idea! Electronic Systems",
+[7][0x7b - 1] = "Gowe Technology Co Ltd",
+[7][0x7c - 1] = "Hermes Testing Solutions Inc",
+[7][0x7d - 1] = "Positivo BGH",
+[7][0x7e - 1] = "Intelligence Silicon Technology",
+[8][0x01 - 1] = "3D PLUS",
+[8][0x02 - 1] = "Diehl Aerospace",
+[8][0x03 - 1] = "Fairchild",
+[8][0x04 - 1] = "Mercury Systems",
+[8][0x05 - 1] = "Sonics Inc",
+[8][0x06 - 1] = "Emerson Automation Solutions",
+[8][0x07 - 1] = "Shenzhen Jinge Information Co Ltd",
+[8][0x08 - 1] = "SCWW",
+[8][0x09 - 1] = "Silicon Motion Inc",
+[8][0x0a - 1] = "Anurag",
+[8][0x0b - 1] = "King Kong",
+[8][0x0c - 1] = "FROM30 Co Ltd",
+[8][0x0d - 1] = "Gowin Semiconductor Corp",
+[8][0x0e - 1] = "Fremont Micro Devices Ltd",
+[8][0x0f - 1] = "Ericsson Modems",
+[8][0x10 - 1] = "Exelis",
+[8][0x11 - 1] = "Satixfy Ltd",
+[8][0x12 - 1] = "Galaxy Microsystems Ltd",
+[8][0x13 - 1] = "Gloway International Co Ltd",
+[8][0x14 - 1] = "Lab",
+[8][0x15 - 1] = "Smart Energy Instruments",
+[8][0x16 - 1] = "Approved Memory Corporation",
+[8][0x17 - 1] = "Axell Corporation",
+[8][0x18 - 1] = "Essencore Limited",
+[8][0x19 - 1] = "Phytium",
+[8][0x1a - 1] = "Xi'an UniIC Semiconductors Co Ltd",
+[8][0x1b - 1] = "Ambiq Micro",
+[8][0x1c - 1] = "eveRAM Technology Inc",
+[8][0x1d - 1] = "Infomax",
+[8][0x1e - 1] = "Butterfly Network Inc",
+[8][0x1f - 1] = "Shenzhen City Gcai Electronics",
+[8][0x20 - 1] = "Stack Devices Corporation",
+[8][0x21 - 1] = "ADK Media Group",
+[8][0x22 - 1] = "TSP Global Co Ltd",
+[8][0x23 - 1] = "HighX",
+[8][0x24 - 1] = "Shenzhen Elicks Technology",
+[8][0x25 - 1] = "XinKai/Silicon Kaiser",
+[8][0x26 - 1] = "Google Inc",
+[8][0x27 - 1] = "Dasima International Development",
+[8][0x28 - 1] = "Leahkinn Technology Limited",
+[8][0x29 - 1] = "HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH Co KG",
+[8][0x2a - 1] = "Keysight Technologies",
+[8][0x2b - 1] = "Techcomp International (Fastable)",
+[8][0x2c - 1] = "Ancore Technology Corporation",
+[8][0x2d - 1] = "Nuvoton",
+[8][0x2e - 1] = "Korea Uhbele International Group Ltd",
+[8][0x2f - 1] = "Ikegami Tsushinki Co Ltd",
+[8][0x30 - 1] = "RelChip Inc",
+[8][0x31 - 1] = "Baikal Electronics",
+[8][0x32 - 1] = "Nemostech Inc",
+[8][0x33 - 1] = "Memorysolution GmbH",
+[8][0x34 - 1] = "Silicon Integrated Systems Corporation",
+[8][0x35 - 1] = "Xiede",
+[8][0x36 - 1] = "BRC",
+[8][0x37 - 1] = "Flash Chi",
+[8][0x38 - 1] = "Jone",
+[8][0x39 - 1] = "GCT Semiconductor Inc",
+[8][0x3a - 1] = "Hong Kong Zetta Device Technology",
+[8][0x3b - 1] = "Unimemory Technology(s) Pte Ltd",
+[8][0x3c - 1] = "Cuso",
+[8][0x3d - 1] = "Kuso",
+[8][0x3e - 1] = "Uniquify Inc",
+[8][0x3f - 1] = "Skymedi Corporation",
+[8][0x40 - 1] = "Core Chance Co Ltd",
+[8][0x41 - 1] = "Tekism Co Ltd",
+[8][0x42 - 1] = "Seagate Technology PLC",
+[8][0x43 - 1] = "Hong Kong Gaia Group Co Limited",
+[8][0x44 - 1] = "Gigacom Semiconductor LLC",
+[8][0x45 - 1] = "V2 Technologies",
+[8][0x46 - 1] = "TLi",
+[8][0x47 - 1] = "Neotion",
+[8][0x48 - 1] = "Lenovo",
+[8][0x49 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhongteng Electronic Corp Ltd",
+[8][0x4a - 1] = "Compound Photonics",
+[8][0x4b - 1] = "in2H2 inc",
+[8][0x4c - 1] = "Shenzhen Pango Microsystems Co Ltd",
+[8][0x4d - 1] = "Vasekey",
+[8][0x4e - 1] = "Cal-Comp Industria de Semicondutores",
+[8][0x4f - 1] = "Eyenix Co Ltd",
+[8][0x50 - 1] = "Heoriady",
+[8][0x51 - 1] = "Accelerated Memory Production Inc",
+[8][0x52 - 1] = "INVECAS Inc",
+[8][0x53 - 1] = "AP Memory",
+[8][0x54 - 1] = "Douqi Technology",
+[8][0x55 - 1] = "Etron Technology Inc",
+[8][0x56 - 1] = "Indie Semiconductor",
+[8][0x57 - 1] = "Socionext Inc",
+[8][0x58 - 1] = "HGST",
+[8][0x59 - 1] = "EVGA",
+[8][0x5a - 1] = "Audience Inc",
+[8][0x5b - 1] = "EpicGear",
+[8][0x5c - 1] = "Vitesse Enterprise Co",
+[8][0x5d - 1] = "Foxtronn International Corporation",
+[8][0x5e - 1] = "Bretelon Inc",
+[8][0x5f - 1] = "Graphcore",
+[8][0x60 - 1] = "Eoplex Inc",
+[8][0x61 - 1] = "MaxLinear Inc",
+[8][0x62 - 1] = "ETA Devices",
+[8][0x63 - 1] = "LOKI",
+[8][0x64 - 1] = "IMS Electronics Co Ltd",
+[8][0x65 - 1] = "Dosilicon Co Ltd",
+[8][0x66 - 1] = "Dolphin Integration",
+[8][0x67 - 1] = "Shenzhen Mic Electronics Technolog",
+[8][0x68 - 1] = "Boya Microelectronics Inc",
+[8][0x69 - 1] = "Geniachip (Roche)",
+[8][0x6a - 1] = "Axign",
+[8][0x6b - 1] = "Kingred Electronic Technology Ltd",
+[8][0x6c - 1] = "Chao Yue Zhuo Computer Business Dept.",
+[8][0x6d - 1] = "Guangzhou Si Nuo Electronic Technology.",
+[8][0x6e - 1] = "Crocus Technology Inc",
+[8][0x6f - 1] = "Creative Chips GmbH",
+[8][0x70 - 1] = "GE Aviation Systems LLC.",
+[8][0x71 - 1] = "Asgard",
+[8][0x72 - 1] = "Good Wealth Technology Ltd",
+[8][0x73 - 1] = "TriCor Technologies",
+[8][0x74 - 1] = "Nova-Systems GmbH",
+[8][0x75 - 1] = "JUHOR",
+[8][0x76 - 1] = "Zhuhai Douke Commerce Co Ltd",
+[8][0x77 - 1] = "DSL Memory",
+[8][0x78 - 1] = "Anvo-Systems Dresden GmbH",
+[8][0x79 - 1] = "Realtek",
+[8][0x7a - 1] = "AltoBeam",
+[8][0x7b - 1] = "Wave Computing",
+[8][0x7c - 1] = "Beijing TrustNet Technology Co Ltd",
+[8][0x7d - 1] = "Innovium Inc",
+[8][0x7e - 1] = "Starsway Technology Limited",
+[9][0x01 - 1] = "Weltronics Co LTD",
+[9][0x02 - 1] = "VMware Inc",
+[9][0x03 - 1] = "Hewlett Packard Enterprise",
+[9][0x04 - 1] = "INTENSO",
+[9][0x05 - 1] = "Puya Semiconductor",
+[9][0x06 - 1] = "MEMORFI",
+[9][0x07 - 1] = "MSC Technologies GmbH",
+[9][0x08 - 1] = "Txrui",
+[9][0x09 - 1] = "SiFive Inc",
+[9][0x0a - 1] = "Spreadtrum Communications",
+[9][0x0b - 1] = "XTX Technology Limited",
+[9][0x0c - 1] = "UMAX Technology",
+[9][0x0d - 1] = "Shenzhen Yong Sheng Technology",
+[9][0x0e - 1] = "SNOAMOO (Shenzhen Kai Zhuo Yue)",
+[9][0x0f - 1] = "Daten Tecnologia LTDA",
+[9][0x10 - 1] = "Shenzhen XinRuiYan Electronics",
+[9][0x11 - 1] = "Eta Compute",
+[9][0x12 - 1] = "Energous",
+[9][0x13 - 1] = "Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd",
+[9][0x14 - 1] = "Shenzhen Chixingzhe Tech Co Ltd",
+[9][0x15 - 1] = "Silicon Mobility",
+[9][0x16 - 1] = "IQ-Analog Corporation",
+[9][0x17 - 1] = "Uhnder Inc",
+[9][0x18 - 1] = "Impinj",
+[9][0x19 - 1] = "DEPO Computers",
+[9][0x1a - 1] = "Nespeed Sysems",
+[9][0x1b - 1] = "Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd",
+[9][0x1c - 1] = "MemxPro Inc",
+[9][0x1d - 1] = "Tammuz Co Ltd",
+[9][0x1e - 1] = "Allwinner Technology",
+[9][0x1f - 1] = "Shenzhen City Futian District Qing Xuan Tong Computer Trading Firm",
+[9][0x20 - 1] = "XMC",
+[9][0x21 - 1] = "Teclast",
+[9][0x22 - 1] = "Maxsun",
+[9][0x23 - 1] = "Haiguang Integrated Circuit Design",
+[9][0x24 - 1] = "RamCENTER Technology",
+[9][0x25 - 1] = "Phison Electronics Corporation",
+[9][0x26 - 1] = "Guizhou Huaxintong Semi-Conductor",
+[9][0x27 - 1] = "Network Intelligence",
+[9][0x28 - 1] = "Continental Technology (Holdings)",
+[9][0x29 - 1] = "Guangzhou Huayan Suning Electronic",
+[9][0x2a - 1] = "Guangzhou Zhouji Electronic Co Ltd",
+[9][0x2b - 1] = "Shenzhen Giant Hui Kang Tech Co Ltd",
+[9][0x2c - 1] = "Shenzhen Yilong Innovative Co Ltd",
+[9][0x2d - 1] = "Neo Forza",
+[9][0x2e - 1] = "Lyontek Inc",
+[9][0x2f - 1] = "Shanghai Kuxin Microelectronics Ltd",
+[9][0x30 - 1] = "Shenzhen Larix Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x31 - 1] = "Qbit Semiconductor Ltd",
+[9][0x32 - 1] = "Insignis Technology Corporation",
+[9][0x33 - 1] = "Lanson Memory Co Ltd",
+[9][0x34 - 1] = "Shenzhen Superway Electronics Co Ltd",
+[9][0x35 - 1] = "Canaan-Creative Co Ltd",
+[9][0x36 - 1] = "Black Diamond Memory",
+[9][0x37 - 1] = "Shenzhen City Parker Baking Electronics",
+[9][0x38 - 1] = "Shenzhen Baihong Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x39 - 1] = "GEO Semiconductors",
+[9][0x3a - 1] = "OCPC",
+[9][0x3b - 1] = "Artery Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x3c - 1] = "Jinyu",
+[9][0x3d - 1] = "ShenzhenYing Chi Technology Development",
+[9][0x3e - 1] = "Shenzhen Pengcheng Xin Technology",
+[9][0x3f - 1] = "Pegasus Semiconductor (Shanghai) Co",
+[9][0x40 - 1] = "Mythic Inc",
+[9][0x41 - 1] = "Elmos Semiconductor AG",
+[9][0x42 - 1] = "Kllisre",
+[9][0x43 - 1] = "Shenzhen Winconway Technology",
+[9][0x44 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xingmem Technology Corp",
+[9][0x45 - 1] = "Gold Key Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x46 - 1] = "Habana Labs Ltd",
+[9][0x47 - 1] = "Hoodisk Electronics Co Ltd",
+[9][0x48 - 1] = "SemsoTai (SZ) Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x49 - 1] = "OM Nanotech Pvt. Ltd",
+[9][0x4a - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhifeng Weiye Technology",
+[9][0x4b - 1] = "Xinshirui (Shenzhen) Electronics Co",
+[9][0x4c - 1] = "Guangzhou Zhong Hao Tian Electronic",
+[9][0x4d - 1] = "Shenzhen Longsys Electronics Co Ltd",
+[9][0x4e - 1] = "Deciso B.V.",
+[9][0x4f - 1] = "Puya Semiconductor (Shenzhen)",
+[9][0x50 - 1] = "Shenzhen Veineda Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x51 - 1] = "Antec Memory",
+[9][0x52 - 1] = "Cortus SAS",
+[9][0x53 - 1] = "Dust Leopard",
+[9][0x54 - 1] = "MyWo AS",
+[9][0x55 - 1] = "J&A Information Inc",
+[9][0x56 - 1] = "Shenzhen JIEPEI Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x57 - 1] = "Heidelberg University",
+[9][0x58 - 1] = "Flexxon PTE Ltd",
+[9][0x59 - 1] = "Wiliot",
+[9][0x5a - 1] = "Raysun Electronics International Ltd",
+[9][0x5b - 1] = "Aquarius Production Company LLC",
+[9][0x5c - 1] = "MACNICA DHW LTDA",
+[9][0x5d - 1] = "Intelimem",
+[9][0x5e - 1] = "Zbit Semiconductor Inc",
+[9][0x5f - 1] = "Shenzhen Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x60 - 1] = "Signalchip",
+[9][0x61 - 1] = "Shenzen Recadata Storage Technology",
+[9][0x62 - 1] = "Hyundai Technology",
+[9][0x63 - 1] = "Shanghai Fudi Investment Development",
+[9][0x64 - 1] = "Aixi Technology",
+[9][0x65 - 1] = "Tecon MT",
+[9][0x66 - 1] = "Onda Electric Co Ltd",
+[9][0x67 - 1] = "Jinshen",
+[9][0x68 - 1] = "Kimtigo Semiconductor (HK) Limited",
+[9][0x69 - 1] = "IIT Madras",
+[9][0x6a - 1] = "Shenshan (Shenzhen) Electronic",
+[9][0x6b - 1] = "Hefei Core Storage Electronic Limited",
+[9][0x6c - 1] = "Colorful Technology Ltd",
+[9][0x6d - 1] = "Visenta (Xiamen) Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x6e - 1] = "Roa Logic BV",
+[9][0x6f - 1] = "NSITEXE Inc",
+[9][0x70 - 1] = "Hong Kong Hyunion Electronics",
+[9][0x71 - 1] = "ASK Technology Group Limited",
+[9][0x72 - 1] = "GIGA-BYTE Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x73 - 1] = "Terabyte Co Ltd",
+[9][0x74 - 1] = "Hyundai Inc",
+[9][0x75 - 1] = "EXCELERAM",
+[9][0x76 - 1] = "PsiKick",
+[9][0x77 - 1] = "Netac Technology Co Ltd",
+[9][0x78 - 1] = "PCCOOLER",
+[9][0x79 - 1] = "Jiangsu Huacun Electronic Technology",
+[9][0x7a - 1] = "Shenzhen Micro Innovation Industry",
+[9][0x7b - 1] = "Beijing Tongfang Microelectronics Co",
+[9][0x7c - 1] = "XZN Storage Technology",
+[9][0x7d - 1] = "ChipCraft Sp. z.o.o.",
+[9][0x7e - 1] = "ALLFLASH Technology Limited",
+[10][0x01 - 1] = "Foerd Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x02 - 1] = "KingSpec",
+[10][0x03 - 1] = "Codasip GmbH",
+[10][0x04 - 1] = "SL Link Co Ltd",
+[10][0x05 - 1] = "Shenzhen Kefu Technology Co Limited",
+[10][0x06 - 1] = "Shenzhen ZST Electronics Technology",
+[10][0x07 - 1] = "Kyokuto Electronic Inc",
+[10][0x08 - 1] = "Warrior Technology",
+[10][0x09 - 1] = "TRINAMIC Motion Control GmbH & Co",
+[10][0x0a - 1] = "PixelDisplay Inc",
+[10][0x0b - 1] = "Shenzhen Futian District Bo Yueda Elec",
+[10][0x0c - 1] = "Richtek Power",
+[10][0x0d - 1] = "Shenzhen LianTeng Electronics Co Ltd",
+[10][0x0e - 1] = "AITC Memory",
+[10][0x0f - 1] = "UNIC Memory Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x10 - 1] = "Shenzhen Huafeng Science Technology",
+[10][0x11 - 1] = "CXMT",
+[10][0x12 - 1] = "Guangzhou Xinyi Heng Computer Trading Firm",
+[10][0x13 - 1] = "SambaNova Systems",
+[10][0x14 - 1] = "V-GEN",
+[10][0x15 - 1] = "Jump Trading",
+[10][0x16 - 1] = "Ampere Computing",
+[10][0x17 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhongshi Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x18 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhongtian Bozhong Technology",
+[10][0x19 - 1] = "Tri-Tech International",
+[10][0x1a - 1] = "Silicon Intergrated Systems Corporation",
+[10][0x1b - 1] = "Shenzhen HongDingChen Information",
+[10][0x1c - 1] = "Plexton Holdings Limited",
+[10][0x1d - 1] = "AMS (Jiangsu Advanced Memory Semi)",
+[10][0x1e - 1] = "Wuhan Jing Tian Interconnected Tech Co",
+[10][0x1f - 1] = "Axia Memory Technology",
+[10][0x20 - 1] = "Chipset Technology Holding Limited",
+[10][0x21 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinshida Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x22 - 1] = "Shenzhen Chuangshifeida Technology",
+[10][0x23 - 1] = "Guangzhou MiaoYuanJi Technology",
+[10][0x24 - 1] = "ADVAN Inc",
+[10][0x25 - 1] = "Shenzhen Qianhai Weishengda Electronic Commerce Company Ltd",
+[10][0x26 - 1] = "Guangzhou Guang Xie Cheng Trading",
+[10][0x27 - 1] = "StarRam International Co Ltd",
+[10][0x28 - 1] = "Shen Zhen XinShenHua Tech Co Ltd",
+[10][0x29 - 1] = "UltraMemory Inc",
+[10][0x2a - 1] = "New Coastline Global Tech Industry Co",
+[10][0x2b - 1] = "Sinker",
+[10][0x2c - 1] = "Diamond",
+[10][0x2d - 1] = "PUSKILL",
+[10][0x2e - 1] = "Guangzhou Hao Jia Ye Technology Co",
+[10][0x2f - 1] = "Ming Xin Limited",
+[10][0x30 - 1] = "Barefoot Networks",
+[10][0x31 - 1] = "Biwin Semiconductor (HK) Co Ltd",
+[10][0x32 - 1] = "UD INFO Corporation",
+[10][0x33 - 1] = "Trek Technology (S) PTE Ltd",
+[10][0x34 - 1] = "Xiamen Kingblaze Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x35 - 1] = "Shenzhen Lomica Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x36 - 1] = "Nuclei System Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x37 - 1] = "Wuhan Xun Zhan Electronic Technology",
+[10][0x38 - 1] = "Shenzhen Ingacom Semiconductor Ltd",
+[10][0x39 - 1] = "Zotac Technology Ltd",
+[10][0x3a - 1] = "Foxline",
+[10][0x3b - 1] = "Shenzhen Farasia Science Technology",
+[10][0x3c - 1] = "Efinix Inc",
+[10][0x3d - 1] = "Hua Nan San Xian Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x3e - 1] = "Goldtech Electronics Co Ltd",
+[10][0x3f - 1] = "Shanghai Han Rong Microelectronics Co",
+[10][0x40 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhongguang Yunhe Trading",
+[10][0x41 - 1] = "Smart Shine(QingDao) Microelectronics",
+[10][0x42 - 1] = "Thermaltake Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x43 - 1] = "Shenzhen O'Yang Maile Technology Ltd",
+[10][0x44 - 1] = "UPMEM",
+[10][0x45 - 1] = "Chun Well Technology Holding Limited",
+[10][0x46 - 1] = "Astera Labs Inc",
+[10][0x47 - 1] = "Winconway",
+[10][0x48 - 1] = "Advantech Co Ltd",
+[10][0x49 - 1] = "Chengdu Fengcai Electronic Technology",
+[10][0x4a - 1] = "The Boeing Company",
+[10][0x4b - 1] = "Blaize Inc",
+[10][0x4c - 1] = "Ramonster Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x4d - 1] = "Wuhan Naonongmai Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x4e - 1] = "Shenzhen Hui ShingTong Technology",
+[10][0x4f - 1] = "Yourlyon",
+[10][0x50 - 1] = "Fabu Technology",
+[10][0x51 - 1] = "Shenzhen Yikesheng Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x52 - 1] = "NOR-MEM",
+[10][0x53 - 1] = "Cervoz Co Ltd",
+[10][0x54 - 1] = "Bitmain Technologies Inc.",
+[10][0x55 - 1] = "Facebook Inc",
+[10][0x56 - 1] = "Shenzhen Longsys Electronics Co Ltd",
+[10][0x57 - 1] = "Guangzhou Siye Electronic Technology",
+[10][0x58 - 1] = "Silergy",
+[10][0x59 - 1] = "Adamway",
+[10][0x5a - 1] = "PZG",
+[10][0x5b - 1] = "Shenzhen King Power Electronics",
+[10][0x5c - 1] = "Guangzhou ZiaoFu Tranding Co Ltd",
+[10][0x5d - 1] = "Shenzhen SKIHOTAR Semiconductor",
+[10][0x5e - 1] = "PulseRain Technology",
+[10][0x5f - 1] = "Seeker Technology Limited",
+[10][0x60 - 1] = "Shenzhen OSCOO Tech Co Ltd",
+[10][0x61 - 1] = "Shenzhen Yze Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x62 - 1] = "Shenzhen Jieshuo Electronic Commerce",
+[10][0x63 - 1] = "Gazda",
+[10][0x64 - 1] = "Hua Wei Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x65 - 1] = "Esperanto Technologies",
+[10][0x66 - 1] = "JinSheng Electronic (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[10][0x67 - 1] = "Shenzhen Shi Bolunshuai Technology",
+[10][0x68 - 1] = "Shanghai Rei Zuan Information Tech",
+[10][0x69 - 1] = "Fraunhofer IIS",
+[10][0x6a - 1] = "Kandou Bus SA",
+[10][0x6b - 1] = "Acer",
+[10][0x6c - 1] = "Artmem Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x6d - 1] = "Gstar Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[10][0x6e - 1] = "ShineDisk",
+[10][0x6f - 1] = "Shenzhen CHN Technology Co Ltd",
+[10][0x70 - 1] = "UnionChip Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[10][0x71 - 1] = "Tanbassh",
+[10][0x72 - 1] = "Shenzhen Tianyu Jieyun Intl Logistics",
+[10][0x73 - 1] = "MCLogic Inc",
+[10][0x74 - 1] = "Eorex Corporation",
+[10][0x75 - 1] = "Arm Technology (China) Co Ltd",
+[10][0x76 - 1] = "Lexar Co Limited",
+[10][0x77 - 1] = "QinetiQ Group plc",
+[10][0x78 - 1] = "Exascend",
+[10][0x79 - 1] = "Hong Kong Hyunion Electronics Co Ltd",
+[10][0x7a - 1] = "Shenzhen Banghong Electronics Co Ltd",
+[10][0x7b - 1] = "MBit Wireless Inc",
+[10][0x7c - 1] = "Hex Five Security Inc",
+[10][0x7d - 1] = "ShenZhen Juhor Precision Tech Co Ltd",
+[10][0x7e - 1] = "Shenzhen Reeinno Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x01 - 1] = "ABIT Electronics (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[11][0x02 - 1] = "Semidrive",
+[11][0x03 - 1] = "MyTek Electronics Corp",
+[11][0x04 - 1] = "Wxilicon Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x05 - 1] = "Shenzhen Meixin Electronics Ltd",
+[11][0x06 - 1] = "Ghost Wolf",
+[11][0x07 - 1] = "LiSion Technologies Inc",
+[11][0x08 - 1] = "Power Active Co Ltd",
+[11][0x09 - 1] = "Pioneer High Fidelity Taiwan Co. Ltd",
+[11][0x0a - 1] = "LuoSilk",
+[11][0x0b - 1] = "Shenzhen Chuangshifeida Technology",
+[11][0x0c - 1] = "Black Sesame Technologies Inc",
+[11][0x0d - 1] = "Jiangsu Xinsheng Intelligent Technology",
+[11][0x0e - 1] = "MLOONG",
+[11][0x0f - 1] = "Quadratica LLC",
+[11][0x10 - 1] = "Anpec Electronics",
+[11][0x11 - 1] = "Xi'an Morebeck Semiconductor Tech Co",
+[11][0x12 - 1] = "Kingbank Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x13 - 1] = "ITRenew Inc",
+[11][0x14 - 1] = "Shenzhen Eaget Innovation Tech Ltd",
+[11][0x15 - 1] = "Jazer",
+[11][0x16 - 1] = "Xiamen Semiconductor Investment Group",
+[11][0x17 - 1] = "Guangzhou Longdao Network Tech Co",
+[11][0x18 - 1] = "Shenzhen Futian SEC Electronic Market",
+[11][0x19 - 1] = "Allegro Microsystems LLC",
+[11][0x1a - 1] = "Hunan RunCore Innovation Technology",
+[11][0x1b - 1] = "C-Corsa Technology",
+[11][0x1c - 1] = "Zhuhai Chuangfeixin Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x1d - 1] = "Beijing InnoMem Technologies Co Ltd",
+[11][0x1e - 1] = "YooTin",
+[11][0x1f - 1] = "Shenzhen Pengxiong Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x20 - 1] = "Dongguan Yingbang Commercial Trading Co",
+[11][0x21 - 1] = "Shenzhen Ronisys Electronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x22 - 1] = "Hongkong Xinlan Guangke Co Ltd",
+[11][0x23 - 1] = "Apex Microelectronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x24 - 1] = "Beijing Hongda Jinming Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x25 - 1] = "Ling Rui Technology (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[11][0x26 - 1] = "Hongkong Hyunion Electronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x27 - 1] = "Starsystems Inc",
+[11][0x28 - 1] = "Shenzhen Yingjiaxun Industrial Co Ltd",
+[11][0x29 - 1] = "Dongguan Crown Code Electronic Commerce",
+[11][0x2a - 1] = "Monolithic Power Systems Inc",
+[11][0x2b - 1] = "WuHan SenNaiBo E-Commerce Co Ltd",
+[11][0x2c - 1] = "Hangzhou Hikstorage Technology Co",
+[11][0x2d - 1] = "Shenzhen Goodix Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x2e - 1] = "Aigo Electronic Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x2f - 1] = "Hefei Konsemi Storage Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x30 - 1] = "Cactus Technologies Limited",
+[11][0x31 - 1] = "DSIN",
+[11][0x32 - 1] = "Blu Wireless Technology",
+[11][0x33 - 1] = "Nanjing UCUN Technology Inc",
+[11][0x34 - 1] = "Acacia Communications",
+[11][0x35 - 1] = "Beijinjinshengyihe Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x36 - 1] = "Zyzyx",
+[11][0x37 - 1] = "T-HEAD Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[11][0x38 - 1] = "Shenzhen Hystou Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x39 - 1] = "Syzexion",
+[11][0x3a - 1] = "Kembona",
+[11][0x3b - 1] = "Qingdao Thunderobot Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x3c - 1] = "Morse Micro",
+[11][0x3d - 1] = "Shenzhen Envida Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x3e - 1] = "UDStore Solution Limited",
+[11][0x3f - 1] = "Shunlie",
+[11][0x40 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xin Hong Rui Tech Ltd",
+[11][0x41 - 1] = "Shenzhen Yze Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x42 - 1] = "Shenzhen Huang Pu He Xin Technology",
+[11][0x43 - 1] = "Xiamen Pengpai Microelectronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x44 - 1] = "JISHUN",
+[11][0x45 - 1] = "Shenzhen WODPOSIT Technology Co",
+[11][0x46 - 1] = "Unistar",
+[11][0x47 - 1] = "UNICORE Electronic (Suzhou) Co Ltd",
+[11][0x48 - 1] = "Axonne Inc",
+[11][0x49 - 1] = "Shenzhen SOVERECA Technology Co",
+[11][0x4a - 1] = "Dire Wolf",
+[11][0x4b - 1] = "Whampoa Core Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x4c - 1] = "CSI Halbleiter GmbH",
+[11][0x4d - 1] = "ONE Semiconductor",
+[11][0x4e - 1] = "SimpleMachines Inc",
+[11][0x4f - 1] = "Shenzhen Chengyi Qingdian Electronic",
+[11][0x50 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinlianxin Network Technology",
+[11][0x51 - 1] = "Vayyar Imaging Ltd",
+[11][0x52 - 1] = "Paisen Network Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x53 - 1] = "Shenzhen Fengwensi Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x54 - 1] = "Caplink Technology Limited",
+[11][0x55 - 1] = "JJT Solution Co Ltd",
+[11][0x56 - 1] = "HOSIN Global Electronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x57 - 1] = "Shenzhen KingDisk Century Technology",
+[11][0x58 - 1] = "SOYO",
+[11][0x59 - 1] = "DIT Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x5a - 1] = "iFound",
+[11][0x5b - 1] = "Aril Computer Company",
+[11][0x5c - 1] = "ASUS",
+[11][0x5d - 1] = "Shenzhen Ruiyingtong Technology Co",
+[11][0x5e - 1] = "HANA Micron",
+[11][0x5f - 1] = "RANSOR",
+[11][0x60 - 1] = "Axiado Corporation",
+[11][0x61 - 1] = "Tesla Corporation",
+[11][0x62 - 1] = "Pingtouge (Shanghai) Semiconductor Co",
+[11][0x63 - 1] = "S3Plus Technologies SA",
+[11][0x64 - 1] = "Integrated Silicon Solution Israel Ltd",
+[11][0x65 - 1] = "GreenWaves Technologies",
+[11][0x66 - 1] = "NUVIA Inc",
+[11][0x67 - 1] = "Guangzhou Shuvrwine Technology Co",
+[11][0x68 - 1] = "Shenzhen Hangshun Chip Technology",
+[11][0x69 - 1] = "Chengboliwei Electronic Business",
+[11][0x6a - 1] = "Kowin Technology HK Limited",
+[11][0x6b - 1] = "Euronet Technology Inc",
+[11][0x6c - 1] = "SCY",
+[11][0x6d - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinhongyusheng Electrical",
+[11][0x6e - 1] = "PICOCOM",
+[11][0x6f - 1] = "Shenzhen Toooogo Memory Technology",
+[11][0x70 - 1] = "VLSI Solution",
+[11][0x71 - 1] = "Costar Electronics Inc",
+[11][0x72 - 1] = "Shenzhen Huatop Technology Co Ltd",
+[11][0x73 - 1] = "Inspur Electronic Information Industry",
+[11][0x74 - 1] = "Shenzhen Boyuan Computer Technology",
+[11][0x75 - 1] = "Beijing Welldisk Electronics Co Ltd",
+[11][0x76 - 1] = "Suzhou EP Semicon Co Ltd",
+[11][0x77 - 1] = "Zhejiang Dahua Memory Technology",
+[11][0x78 - 1] = "Virtu Financial",
+[11][0x79 - 1] = "Datotek International Co Ltd",
+[11][0x7a - 1] = "Telecom and Microelectronics Industries",
+[11][0x7b - 1] = "Echow Technology Ltd",
+[11][0x7c - 1] = "APEX-INFO",
+[11][0x7d - 1] = "Yingpark",
+[11][0x7e - 1] = "Shenzhen Bigway Tech Co Ltd",
+[12][0x01 - 1] = "Beijing Haawking Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x02 - 1] = "Open HW Group",
+[12][0x03 - 1] = "JHICC",
+[12][0x04 - 1] = "ncoder AG",
+[12][0x05 - 1] = "ThinkTech Information Technology Co",
+[12][0x06 - 1] = "Shenzhen Chixingzhe Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x07 - 1] = "Biao Ram Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x08 - 1] = "Shenzhen Kaizhuoyue Electronics Co Ltd",
+[12][0x09 - 1] = "Shenzhen YC Storage Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x0a - 1] = "Shenzhen Chixingzhe Technology Co",
+[12][0x0b - 1] = "Wink Semiconductor (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[12][0x0c - 1] = "AISTOR",
+[12][0x0d - 1] = "Palma Ceia SemiDesign",
+[12][0x0e - 1] = "EM Microelectronic-Marin SA",
+[12][0x0f - 1] = "Shenzhen Monarch Memory Technology",
+[12][0x10 - 1] = "Reliance Memory Inc",
+[12][0x11 - 1] = "Jesis",
+[12][0x12 - 1] = "Espressif Systems (Shanghai) Co Ltd",
+[12][0x13 - 1] = "Shenzhen Sati Smart Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x14 - 1] = "NeuMem Co Ltd",
+[12][0x15 - 1] = "Lifelong",
+[12][0x16 - 1] = "Beijing Oitech Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x17 - 1] = "Groupe LDLC",
+[12][0x18 - 1] = "Semidynamics Technology Services SLU",
+[12][0x19 - 1] = "swordbill",
+[12][0x1a - 1] = "YIREN",
+[12][0x1b - 1] = "Shenzhen Yinxiang Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x1c - 1] = "PoweV Electronic Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x1d - 1] = "LEORICE",
+[12][0x1e - 1] = "Waymo LLC",
+[12][0x1f - 1] = "Ventana Micro Systems",
+[12][0x20 - 1] = "Hefei Guangxin Microelectronics Co Ltd",
+[12][0x21 - 1] = "Shenzhen Sooner Industrial Co Ltd",
+[12][0x22 - 1] = "Horizon Robotics",
+[12][0x23 - 1] = "Tangem AG",
+[12][0x24 - 1] = "FuturePath Technology (Shenzhen) Co",
+[12][0x25 - 1] = "RC Module",
+[12][0x26 - 1] = "Timetec International Inc",
+[12][0x27 - 1] = "ICMAX Technologies Co Limited",
+[12][0x28 - 1] = "Lynxi Technologies Ltd Co",
+[12][0x29 - 1] = "Guangzhou Taisupanke Computer Equipment",
+[12][0x2a - 1] = "Ceremorphic Inc",
+[12][0x2b - 1] = "Biwin Storage Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x2c - 1] = "Beijing ESWIN Computing Technology",
+[12][0x2d - 1] = "WeForce Co Ltd",
+[12][0x2e - 1] = "Shenzhen Fanxiang Information Technology",
+[12][0x2f - 1] = "Unisoc",
+[12][0x30 - 1] = "YingChu",
+[12][0x31 - 1] = "GUANCUN",
+[12][0x32 - 1] = "IPASON",
+[12][0x33 - 1] = "Ayar Labs",
+[12][0x34 - 1] = "Amazon",
+[12][0x35 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinxinshun Technology Co",
+[12][0x36 - 1] = "Galois Inc",
+[12][0x37 - 1] = "Ubilite Inc",
+[12][0x38 - 1] = "Shenzhen Quanxing Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x39 - 1] = "Group RZX Technology LTDA",
+[12][0x3a - 1] = "Yottac Technology (XI'AN) Cooperation",
+[12][0x3b - 1] = "Shenzhen RuiRen Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x3c - 1] = "Group Star Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x3d - 1] = "RWA (Hong Kong) Ltd",
+[12][0x3e - 1] = "Genesys Logic Inc",
+[12][0x3f - 1] = "T3 Robotics Inc.",
+[12][0x40 - 1] = "Biostar Microtech International Corp",
+[12][0x41 - 1] = "Shenzhen SXmicro Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x42 - 1] = "Shanghai Yili Computer Technology Co",
+[12][0x43 - 1] = "Zhixin Semicoducotor Co Ltd",
+[12][0x44 - 1] = "uFound",
+[12][0x45 - 1] = "Aigo Data Security Technology Co. Ltd",
+[12][0x46 - 1] = ".GXore Technologies",
+[12][0x47 - 1] = "Shenzhen Pradeon Intelligent Technology",
+[12][0x48 - 1] = "Power LSI",
+[12][0x49 - 1] = "PRIME",
+[12][0x4a - 1] = "Shenzhen Juyang Innovative Technology",
+[12][0x4b - 1] = "CERVO",
+[12][0x4c - 1] = "SiEngine Technology Co., Ltd.",
+[12][0x4d - 1] = "Beijing Unigroup Tsingteng MicroSystem",
+[12][0x4e - 1] = "Brainsao GmbH",
+[12][0x4f - 1] = "Credo Technology Group Ltd",
+[12][0x50 - 1] = "Shanghai Biren Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x51 - 1] = "Nucleu Semiconductor",
+[12][0x52 - 1] = "Shenzhen Guangshuo Electronics Co Ltd",
+[12][0x53 - 1] = "ZhongsihangTechnology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x54 - 1] = "Suzhou Mainshine Electronic Co Ltd.",
+[12][0x55 - 1] = "Guangzhou Riss Electronic Technology",
+[12][0x56 - 1] = "Shenzhen Cloud Security Storage Co",
+[12][0x57 - 1] = "ROG",
+[12][0x58 - 1] = "Perceive",
+[12][0x59 - 1] = "e-peas",
+[12][0x5a - 1] = "Fraunhofer IPMS",
+[12][0x5b - 1] = "Shenzhen Daxinlang Electronic Tech Co",
+[12][0x5c - 1] = "Abacus Peripherals Private Limited",
+[12][0x5d - 1] = "OLOy Technology",
+[12][0x5e - 1] = "Wuhan P&S Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[12][0x5f - 1] = "Sitrus Technology",
+[12][0x60 - 1] = "AnHui Conner Storage Co Ltd",
+[12][0x61 - 1] = "Rochester Electronics",
+[12][0x62 - 1] = "Wuxi Petabyte Technologies Co Ltd",
+[12][0x63 - 1] = "Star Memory",
+[12][0x64 - 1] = "Agile Memory Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x65 - 1] = "MEJEC",
+[12][0x66 - 1] = "Rockchip Electronics Co Ltd",
+[12][0x67 - 1] = "Dongguan Guanma e-commerce Co Ltd",
+[12][0x68 - 1] = "Rayson Hi-Tech (SZ) Limited",
+[12][0x69 - 1] = "MINRES Technologies GmbH",
+[12][0x6a - 1] = "Himax Technologies Inc",
+[12][0x6b - 1] = "Shenzhen Cwinner Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x6c - 1] = "Tecmiyo",
+[12][0x6d - 1] = "Shenzhen Suhuicun Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x6e - 1] = "Vickter Electronics Co. Ltd.",
+[12][0x6f - 1] = "lowRISC",
+[12][0x70 - 1] = "EXEGate FZE",
+[12][0x71 - 1] = "Shenzhen 9 Chapter Technologies Co",
+[12][0x72 - 1] = "Addlink",
+[12][0x73 - 1] = "Starsway",
+[12][0x74 - 1] = "Pensando Systems Inc.",
+[12][0x75 - 1] = "AirDisk",
+[12][0x76 - 1] = "Shenzhen Speedmobile Technology Co",
+[12][0x77 - 1] = "PEZY Computing",
+[12][0x78 - 1] = "Extreme Engineering Solutions Inc",
+[12][0x79 - 1] = "Shangxin Technology Co Ltd",
+[12][0x7a - 1] = "Shanghai Zhaoxin Semiconductor Co",
+[12][0x7b - 1] = "Xsight Labs Ltd",
+[12][0x7c - 1] = "Hangzhou Hikstorage Technology Co",
+[12][0x7d - 1] = "Dell Technologies",
+[12][0x7e - 1] = "Guangdong StarFive Technology Co",
+[13][0x01 - 1] = "TECOTON",
+[13][0x02 - 1] = "Abko Co Ltd",
+[13][0x03 - 1] = "Shenzhen Feisrike Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x04 - 1] = "Shenzhen Sunhome Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x05 - 1] = "Global Mixed-mode Technology Inc",
+[13][0x06 - 1] = "Shenzhen Weien Electronics Co. Ltd.",
+[13][0x07 - 1] = "Shenzhen Cooyes Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x08 - 1] = "Keymos Electronics Co., Limited",
+[13][0x09 - 1] = "E-Rockic Technology Company Limited",
+[13][0x0a - 1] = "Aerospace Science Memory Shenzhen",
+[13][0x0b - 1] = "Shenzhen Quanji Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x0c - 1] = "Dukosi",
+[13][0x0d - 1] = "Maxell Corporation of America",
+[13][0x0e - 1] = "Shenshen Xinxintao Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x0f - 1] = "Zhuhai Sanxia Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[13][0x10 - 1] = "Groq Inc",
+[13][0x11 - 1] = "AstraTek",
+[13][0x12 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinyuze Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x13 - 1] = "All Bit Semiconductor",
+[13][0x14 - 1] = "ACFlow",
+[13][0x15 - 1] = "Shenzhen Sipeed Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x16 - 1] = "Linzhi Hong Kong Co Limited",
+[13][0x17 - 1] = "Supreme Wise Limited",
+[13][0x18 - 1] = "Blue Cheetah Analog Design Inc",
+[13][0x19 - 1] = "Hefei Laiku Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x1a - 1] = "Zord",
+[13][0x1b - 1] = "SBO Hearing A/S",
+[13][0x1c - 1] = "Regent Sharp International Limited",
+[13][0x1d - 1] = "Permanent Potential Limited",
+[13][0x1e - 1] = "Creative World International Limited",
+[13][0x1f - 1] = "Base Creation International Limited",
+[13][0x20 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhixin Chuanglian Technology",
+[13][0x21 - 1] = "Protected Logic Corporation",
+[13][0x22 - 1] = "Sabrent",
+[13][0x23 - 1] = "Union Memory",
+[13][0x24 - 1] = "NEUCHIPS Corporation",
+[13][0x25 - 1] = "Ingenic Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[13][0x26 - 1] = "SiPearl",
+[13][0x27 - 1] = "Shenzhen Actseno Information Technology",
+[13][0x28 - 1] = "RIVAI Technologies (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[13][0x29 - 1] = "Shenzhen Sunny Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x2a - 1] = "Cott Electronics Ltd",
+[13][0x2b - 1] = "Shanghai Synsense Technologies Co Ltd",
+[13][0x2c - 1] = "Shenzhen Jintang Fuming Optoelectronics",
+[13][0x2d - 1] = "CloudBEAR LLC",
+[13][0x2e - 1] = "Emzior, LLC",
+[13][0x2f - 1] = "Ehiway Microelectronic Science Tech Co",
+[13][0x30 - 1] = "UNIM Innovation Technology (Wu XI)",
+[13][0x31 - 1] = "GDRAMARS",
+[13][0x32 - 1] = "Meminsights Technology",
+[13][0x33 - 1] = "Zhuzhou Hongda Electronics Corp Ltd",
+[13][0x34 - 1] = "Luminous Computing Inc",
+[13][0x35 - 1] = "PROXMEM",
+[13][0x36 - 1] = "Draper Labs",
+[13][0x37 - 1] = "ORICO Technologies Co. Ltd.",
+[13][0x38 - 1] = "Space Exploration Technologies Corp",
+[13][0x39 - 1] = "AONDEVICES Inc",
+[13][0x3a - 1] = "Shenzhen Netforward Micro Electronic",
+[13][0x3b - 1] = "Syntacore Ltd",
+[13][0x3c - 1] = "Shenzhen Secmem Microelectronics Co",
+[13][0x3d - 1] = "ONiO As",
+[13][0x3e - 1] = "Shenzhen Peladn Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x3f - 1] = "O-Cubes Shanghai Microelectronics",
+[13][0x40 - 1] = "ASTC",
+[13][0x41 - 1] = "UMIS",
+[13][0x42 - 1] = "Paradromics",
+[13][0x43 - 1] = "Sinh Micro Co Ltd",
+[13][0x44 - 1] = "Metorage Semiconductor Technology Co",
+[13][0x45 - 1] = "Aeva Inc",
+[13][0x46 - 1] = "HongKong Hyunion Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x47 - 1] = "China Flash Co Ltd",
+[13][0x48 - 1] = "Sunplus Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x49 - 1] = "Idaho Scientific",
+[13][0x4a - 1] = "Suzhou SF Micro Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x4b - 1] = "IMEX Cap AG",
+[13][0x4c - 1] = "Fitipower Integrated Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x4d - 1] = "ShenzhenWooacme Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x4e - 1] = "KeepData Original Chips",
+[13][0x4f - 1] = "Rivos Inc",
+[13][0x50 - 1] = "Big Innovation Company Limited",
+[13][0x51 - 1] = "Wuhan YuXin Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[13][0x52 - 1] = "United Memory Technology (Jiangsu)",
+[13][0x53 - 1] = "PQShield Ltd",
+[13][0x54 - 1] = "ArchiTek Corporation",
+[13][0x55 - 1] = "ShenZhen AZW Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x56 - 1] = "Hengchi Zhixin (Dongguan) Technology",
+[13][0x57 - 1] = "Eggtronic Engineering Spa",
+[13][0x58 - 1] = "Fusontai Technology",
+[13][0x59 - 1] = "PULP Platform",
+[13][0x5a - 1] = "Koitek Electronic Technology (Shenzhen) Co",
+[13][0x5b - 1] = "Shenzhen Jiteng Network Technology Co",
+[13][0x5c - 1] = "Aviva Links Inc",
+[13][0x5d - 1] = "Trilinear Technologies Inc",
+[13][0x5e - 1] = "Shenzhen Developer Microelectronics Co",
+[13][0x5f - 1] = "Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunication",
+[13][0x60 - 1] = "Akeana",
+[13][0x61 - 1] = "Lyczar",
+[13][0x62 - 1] = "Shenzhen Qiji Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x63 - 1] = "Shenzhen Shangzhaoyuan Technology",
+[13][0x64 - 1] = "Han Stor",
+[13][0x65 - 1] = "China Micro Semicon Co., Ltd.",
+[13][0x66 - 1] = "Shenzhen Zhuqin Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x67 - 1] = "Shanghai Ningyuan Electronic Technology",
+[13][0x68 - 1] = "Auradine",
+[13][0x69 - 1] = "Suzhou Yishuo Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x6a - 1] = "Faurecia Clarion Electronics",
+[13][0x6b - 1] = "SiMa Technologies",
+[13][0x6c - 1] = "CFD Sales Inc",
+[13][0x6d - 1] = "Suzhou Comay Information Co Ltd",
+[13][0x6e - 1] = "Yentek",
+[13][0x6f - 1] = "Qorvo Inc",
+[13][0x70 - 1] = "Shenzhen Youzhi Computer Technology",
+[13][0x71 - 1] = "Sychw Technology (Shenzhen) Co Ltd",
+[13][0x72 - 1] = "MK Founder Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x73 - 1] = "Siliconwaves Technologies Co Ltd",
+[13][0x74 - 1] = "Hongkong Hyunion Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x75 - 1] = "Shenzhen Xinxinzhitao Electronics Business",
+[13][0x76 - 1] = "Shenzhen HenQi Electronic Commerce Co",
+[13][0x77 - 1] = "Shenzhen Jingyi Technology Co Ltd",
+[13][0x78 - 1] = "Xiaohua Semiconductor Co. Ltd.",
+[13][0x79 - 1] = "Shenzhen Dalu Semiconductor Technology",
+[13][0x7a - 1] = "Shenzhen Ninespeed Electronics Co Ltd",
+[13][0x7b - 1] = "ICYC Semiconductor Co Ltd",
+[13][0x7c - 1] = "Shenzhen Jaguar Microsystems Co Ltd",
+[13][0x7d - 1] = "Beijing EC-Founder Co Ltd",
+[13][0x7e - 1] = "Shenzhen Taike Industrial Automation Co",
+[14][0x01 - 1] = "Kalray SA",
+[14][0x02 - 1] = "Shanghai Iluvatar CoreX Semiconductor Co",
+[14][0x03 - 1] = "Fungible Inc",
+[14][0x04 - 1] = "Song Industria E Comercio de Eletronicos",
+[14][0x05 - 1] = "DreamBig Semiconductor Inc",
+[14][0x06 - 1] = "ChampTek Electronics Corp",
+[14][0x07 - 1] = "Fusontai Technology",
+[14][0x08 - 1] = "Endress Hauser AG",
+[14][0x09 - 1] = "altec ComputerSysteme GmbH",
+[14][0x0a - 1] = "UltraRISC Technology (Shanghai) Co Ltd",
+[14][0x0b - 1] = "Shenzhen Jing Da Kang Technology Co Ltd",
+[14][0x0c - 1] = "Hangzhou Hongjun Microelectronics Co Ltd",
+/* EOF */

swd_probe_app.c

@@ -0,0 +1,441 @@
+#include <furi.h>
+#include <gui/gui.h>
+#include <input/input.h>
+#include <stdlib.h>
+#include <dolphin/dolphin.h>
+#include <notification/notification.h>
+#include <notification/notification_messages.h>
+
+#include "swd_probe_app.h"
+#include "jep106.h"
+
+#define COUNT(x) (sizeof(x) / sizeof((x)[0]))
+
+static const GpioPin* gpios[] = {
+    &gpio_ext_pc0,
+    &gpio_ext_pc1,
+    &gpio_ext_pc3,
+    &gpio_ext_pb2,
+    &gpio_ext_pb3,
+    &gpio_ext_pa4,
+    &gpio_ext_pa6,
+    &gpio_ext_pa7};
+
+static const char* gpio_names[] = {"PC0", "PC1", "PC3", "PB2", "PB3", "PA4", "PA6", "PA7"};
+
+/* bit set: clock, else data */
+static const uint8_t gpio_direction_mask[6] =
+    {0b10101010, 0b01010101, 0b11001100, 0b00110011, 0b11110000, 0b00001111};
+static const uint8_t gpio_direction_ind[6] = "-\\||/-";
+
+static bool has_multiple_bits(uint8_t x) {
+    return (x & (x - 1)) != 0;
+}
+
+static int get_bit_num(uint8_t x) {
+    return __builtin_ctz(x);
+}
+
+static const char* gpio_name(uint8_t mask) {
+    if(has_multiple_bits(mask)) {
+        return "Pxx";
+    }
+    int io = get_bit_num(mask);
+    if(io > COUNT(gpio_names)) {
+        return "Pxx";
+    }
+
+    return gpio_names[io];
+}
+
+static void swd_configure_pins(AppFSM* const ctx, bool output) {
+    for(int io = 0; io < 8; io++) {
+        uint8_t bitmask = 1 << io;
+
+        if(ctx->current_mask & bitmask) {
+            /* set for clock */
+            furi_hal_gpio_init(gpios[io], GpioModeOutputPushPull, GpioPullNo, GpioSpeedVeryHigh);
+        } else {
+            /* set for data */
+            if(!output) {
+                furi_hal_gpio_init(gpios[io], GpioModeInput, GpioPullUp, GpioSpeedVeryHigh);
+            } else {
+                furi_hal_gpio_init(
+                    gpios[io], GpioModeOutputOpenDrain, GpioPullNo, GpioSpeedVeryHigh);
+            }
+        }
+    }
+}
+
+static void swd_set_clock(AppFSM* const ctx, const uint8_t level) {
+    for(int io = 0; io < 8; io++) {
+        uint8_t bitmask = 1 << io;
+
+        if(ctx->current_mask & bitmask) {
+            furi_hal_gpio_write(gpios[io], level);
+        }
+    }
+}
+
+static void swd_set_data(AppFSM* const ctx, const uint8_t level) {
+    for(int io = 0; io < 8; io++) {
+        uint8_t bitmask = 1 << io;
+
+        if(!(ctx->current_mask & bitmask)) {
+            furi_hal_gpio_write(gpios[io], level);
+        }
+    }
+}
+
+static uint8_t swd_get_data(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    uint8_t bits = 0;
+    for(int io = 0; io < 8; io++) {
+        bits >>= 1;
+        bits |= furi_hal_gpio_read(gpios[io]) ? 0x80 : 0;
+    }
+    return bits;
+}
+
+static void swd_write_bit(AppFSM* const ctx, bool level) {
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 0);
+    swd_set_data(ctx, level);
+    furi_delay_us(5);
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 1);
+    furi_delay_us(5);
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 0);
+}
+
+static uint8_t swd_read_bit(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 0);
+    furi_delay_us(5);
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 1);
+    furi_delay_us(5);
+    uint8_t bits = swd_get_data(ctx);
+
+    swd_set_clock(ctx, 0);
+
+    return bits;
+}
+
+/* send a byte or less LSB-first */
+static void swd_write_byte(AppFSM* const ctx, const uint8_t data, size_t bits) {
+    for(size_t pos = 0; pos < bits; pos++) {
+        swd_write_bit(ctx, data & (1 << pos));
+    }
+}
+
+/* send a sequence of bytes LSB-first */
+static void swd_write(AppFSM* const ctx, const uint8_t* data, size_t bits) {
+    size_t byte_pos = 0;
+    while(bits > 0) {
+        size_t remain = (bits > 8) ? 8 : bits;
+        swd_write_byte(ctx, data[byte_pos++], remain);
+        bits -= remain;
+    }
+}
+
+static uint32_t swd_detect(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    swd_configure_pins(ctx, true);
+
+    uint8_t data[] = {0xA5};
+    swd_write(ctx, data, sizeof(data) * 8);
+
+    /* turnaround cycle */
+    swd_configure_pins(ctx, false);
+
+    uint8_t ack_bits[3];
+    uint8_t rdata[32];
+
+    /* receive 3 ACK bits */
+    for(int pos = 0; pos < 3; pos++) {
+        ack_bits[pos] = swd_read_bit(ctx);
+    }
+
+    /* receive 32 RDATA bits */
+    for(int pos = 0; pos < 32; pos++) {
+        rdata[pos] = swd_read_bit(ctx);
+    }
+
+    /* receive parity bit */
+    uint8_t parity = swd_read_bit(ctx);
+
+    for(int io = 0; io < 8; io++) {
+        uint8_t bitmask = 1 << io;
+
+        /* skip if it's a clock */
+        if(ctx->current_mask & bitmask) {
+            continue;
+        }
+
+        uint8_t ack = 0;
+        for(int pos = 0; pos < 3; pos++) {
+            ack >>= 1;
+            ack |= (ack_bits[pos] & bitmask) ? 4 : 0;
+        }
+
+        uint32_t dpidr = 0;
+        bool dpdidr_parity = false;
+        for(int pos = 0; pos < 32; pos++) {
+            bool bit_set = (rdata[pos] & bitmask);
+            dpidr >>= 1;
+            dpidr |= bit_set ? 0x80000000 : 0;
+            dpdidr_parity ^= bit_set;
+        }
+
+        if(ack == 1) {
+            bool received_parity = (parity & bitmask);
+            if(dpdidr_parity == received_parity) {
+                ctx->dpidr = dpidr;
+                ctx->detected = true;
+                ctx->io_swd = bitmask;
+                ctx->io_swc &= ctx->current_mask;
+            }
+        }
+    }
+
+    return 0;
+}
+
+/* A line reset is achieved by holding the data signal HIGH for at least 50 clock cycles, followed by at least two idle cycles. */
+static void swd_line_reset(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    for(int bitcount = 0; bitcount < 50; bitcount += 8) {
+        swd_write_byte(ctx, 0xFF, 8);
+    }
+    swd_write_byte(ctx, 0, 8);
+}
+
+static void swd_scan(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    /* To switch SWJ-DP from JTAG to SWD operation:
+        1. Send at least 50 SWCLKTCK cycles with SWDIOTMS HIGH. This ensures that the current interface is in its reset state. The JTAG interface only detects the 16-bit JTAG-to-SWD sequence starting from the Test-Logic-Reset state.
+        2. Send the 16-bit JTAG-to-SWD select sequence 0x79e7 on SWDIOTMS.
+        3. Send at least 50 SWCLKTCK cycles with SWDIOTMS HIGH. This ensures that if SWJ-DP was already in SWD operation before sending the select sequence, the SWD interface enters line reset state.
+    */
+    swd_configure_pins(ctx, true);
+
+    /* reset JTAG interface */
+    for(int bitcount = 0; bitcount < 50; bitcount += 8) {
+        swd_write_byte(ctx, 0xFF, 8);
+    }
+
+    /* Send the 16-bit JTAG-to-SWD select sequence */
+    swd_write_byte(ctx, 0x9E, 8);
+    swd_write_byte(ctx, 0xE7, 8);
+
+    /* resynchronize SWD */
+    swd_line_reset(ctx);
+
+    swd_detect(ctx);
+}
+
+static void render_callback(Canvas* const canvas, void* cb_ctx) {
+    AppFSM* ctx = acquire_mutex((ValueMutex*)cb_ctx, 25);
+    if(ctx == NULL) {
+        return;
+    }
+
+    char buffer[64];
+    int y = 10;
+
+    if(ctx->detected_device) {
+        snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "FOUND!");
+    } else {
+        snprintf(
+            buffer, sizeof(buffer), "Searching... %c", gpio_direction_ind[ctx->current_mask_id]);
+    }
+
+    canvas_draw_frame(canvas, 0, 0, 128, 64);
+    canvas_set_font(canvas, FontPrimary);
+    canvas_draw_str_aligned(canvas, 64, y, AlignCenter, AlignBottom, buffer);
+    y += 10;
+
+    if(ctx->detected_device) {
+        canvas_set_font(canvas, FontKeyboard);
+        snprintf(
+            buffer,
+            sizeof(buffer),
+            "SWC/SWD: %s/%s",
+            gpio_name(ctx->io_swc),
+            gpio_name(ctx->io_swd));
+        canvas_draw_str_aligned(canvas, 5, y, AlignLeft, AlignBottom, buffer);
+        y += 10;
+        snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "DPIDR 0x%08lX", ctx->dpidr);
+        canvas_draw_str_aligned(canvas, 5, y, AlignLeft, AlignBottom, buffer);
+        y += 10;
+
+        uint16_t rev = (ctx->dpidr >> 28) & 0x0F;
+        uint16_t part = (ctx->dpidr >> 20) & 0xFF;
+        uint16_t dap = (ctx->dpidr >> 12) & 0x0F;
+        uint16_t designer_id = (ctx->dpidr >> 1) & 0x3FF;
+        const char* designer = jep106_manufacturer(designer_id);
+
+        snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "Part %02X Rev %X DAPv%d", part, rev, dap);
+        canvas_draw_str_aligned(canvas, 5, y, AlignLeft, AlignBottom, buffer);
+        y += 10;
+
+        canvas_set_font(canvas, FontSecondary);
+        snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "Des.: %s", designer);
+        canvas_draw_str_aligned(canvas, 5, y, AlignLeft, AlignBottom, buffer);
+        y += 10;
+    }
+
+    release_mutex((ValueMutex*)cb_ctx, ctx);
+}
+
+static void input_callback(InputEvent* input_event, FuriMessageQueue* event_queue) {
+    furi_assert(event_queue);
+
+    AppEvent event = {.type = EventKeyPress, .input = *input_event};
+    furi_message_queue_put(event_queue, &event, FuriWaitForever);
+}
+
+static void timer_tick_callback(FuriMessageQueue* event_queue) {
+    furi_assert(event_queue);
+
+    AppEvent event = {.type = EventTimerTick};
+    furi_message_queue_put(event_queue, &event, 0);
+}
+
+static void app_init(AppFSM* const ctx, FuriMessageQueue* event_queue) {
+    ctx->_event_queue = event_queue;
+    FuriTimer* timer =
+        furi_timer_alloc(timer_tick_callback, FuriTimerTypePeriodic, ctx->_event_queue);
+    furi_timer_start(timer, furi_kernel_get_tick_frequency() / TIMER_HZ);
+    ctx->_timer = timer;
+
+    ctx->current_mask_id = 0;
+    ctx->current_mask = gpio_direction_mask[ctx->current_mask_id];
+    ctx->io_swd = 0xFF;
+    ctx->io_swc = 0xFF;
+
+    strcpy(ctx->state_string, "none");
+}
+
+static void app_deinit(AppFSM* const ctx) {
+    furi_timer_free(ctx->_timer);
+}
+
+static void on_timer_tick(AppFSM* ctx) {
+    /* reset after timeout */
+    if(ctx->detected_timeout == 0) {
+        ctx->detected_device = false;
+        ctx->io_swd = 0xFF;
+        ctx->io_swc = 0xFF;
+    } else {
+        ctx->detected_timeout--;
+    }
+
+    ctx->detected = false;
+    ctx->current_mask = gpio_direction_mask[ctx->current_mask_id];
+
+    /* when SWD was already detected, set it to data pin regardless of the mask */
+    if(ctx->detected_device) {
+        ctx->current_mask &= ~ctx->io_swd;
+    }
+
+    /* do the scan */
+    swd_scan(ctx);
+
+    /* now when detected a device, set the timeout */
+    if(ctx->detected) {
+        ctx->detected_device = true;
+        ctx->detected_timeout = TIMER_HZ * 3;
+    }
+
+    ctx->current_mask_id = (ctx->current_mask_id + 1) % COUNT(gpio_direction_mask);
+}
+
+int32_t swd_probe_app_main(void* p) {
+    UNUSED(p);
+
+    FuriMessageQueue* event_queue = furi_message_queue_alloc(8, sizeof(AppEvent));
+    AppFSM* ctx = malloc(sizeof(AppFSM));
+    app_init(ctx, event_queue);
+
+    ValueMutex state_mutex;
+    if(!init_mutex(&state_mutex, ctx, sizeof(AppFSM))) {
+        FURI_LOG_E(TAG, "cannot create mutex\r\n");
+        free(ctx);
+        return 255;
+    }
+
+    ViewPort* view_port = view_port_alloc();
+    view_port_draw_callback_set(view_port, render_callback, &state_mutex);
+    view_port_input_callback_set(view_port, input_callback, event_queue);
+
+    Gui* gui = furi_record_open(RECORD_GUI);
+    gui_add_view_port(gui, view_port, GuiLayerFullscreen);
+    ctx->notification = furi_record_open(RECORD_NOTIFICATION);
+    notification_message_block(ctx->notification, &sequence_display_backlight_enforce_on);
+
+    DOLPHIN_DEED(DolphinDeedPluginGameStart);
+
+    AppEvent event;
+    for(bool processing = true; processing;) {
+        FuriStatus event_status = furi_message_queue_get(event_queue, &event, 100);
+
+        AppFSM* ctx = (AppFSM*)acquire_mutex_block(&state_mutex);
+
+        if(event_status == FuriStatusOk) {
+            if(event.type == EventKeyPress) {
+                if(event.input.type == InputTypePress) {
+                    switch(event.input.key) {
+                    case InputKeyUp:
+                        ctx->last_key = KeyUp;
+                        break;
+                    case InputKeyDown:
+                        ctx->last_key = KeyDown;
+                        break;
+                    case InputKeyRight:
+                        ctx->last_key = KeyRight;
+                        break;
+                    case InputKeyLeft:
+                        ctx->last_key = KeyLeft;
+                        break;
+                    case InputKeyOk:
+                        ctx->last_key = KeyOK;
+                        break;
+                    case InputKeyBack:
+                        processing = false;
+                        break;
+                    default:
+                        break;
+                    }
+                }
+            } else if(event.type == EventTimerTick) {
+                FURI_CRITICAL_ENTER();
+                on_timer_tick(ctx);
+                FURI_CRITICAL_EXIT();
+            }
+        } else {
+            /* timeout */
+        }
+
+        view_port_update(view_port);
+
+        if(ctx->detected_device && !ctx->detected_notified) {
+            notification_message_block(ctx->notification, &seq_c_minor);
+            ctx->detected_notified = true;
+        }
+        if(!ctx->detected_device && ctx->detected_notified) {
+            ctx->detected_notified = false;
+        }
+
+        release_mutex(&state_mutex, ctx);
+    }
+
+    // Wait for all notifications to be played and return backlight to normal state
+    app_deinit(ctx);
+
+    notification_message_block(ctx->notification, &sequence_display_backlight_enforce_auto);
+
+    view_port_enabled_set(view_port, false);
+    gui_remove_view_port(gui, view_port);
+    furi_record_close(RECORD_GUI);
+    furi_record_close(RECORD_NOTIFICATION);
+    view_port_free(view_port);
+    furi_message_queue_free(event_queue);
+    delete_mutex(&state_mutex);
+    free(ctx);
+
+    return 0;
+}

swd_probe_app.h

@@ -0,0 +1,77 @@
+#ifndef __ARHA_FLIPPERAPP_DEMO
+#define __ARHA_FLIPPERAPP_DEMO
+
+#include <stdint.h>
+#include <stdbool.h>
+#include <stdio.h>
+
+#include <furi.h>
+#include <furi_hal.h>
+#include <furi_hal_speaker.h>
+#include <gui/gui.h>
+#include <input/input.h>
+
+#include <lib/subghz/receiver.h>
+#include <lib/subghz/transmitter.h>
+#include <lib/subghz/subghz_file_encoder_worker.h>
+#include <notification/notification.h>
+#include <notification/notification_messages.h>
+
+#define TAG "SWD"
+
+#define TIMER_HZ 50
+
+typedef enum { KeyNone, KeyUp, KeyRight, KeyDown, KeyLeft, KeyOK } KeyCode;
+
+typedef enum {
+    EventTimerTick,
+    EventKeyPress,
+} EventType;
+
+typedef struct {
+    EventType type;
+    InputEvent input;
+} AppEvent;
+
+typedef struct {
+    KeyCode last_key;
+
+    FuriTimer* _timer;
+    FuriMessageQueue* _event_queue;
+    NotificationApp* notification;
+
+    uint8_t current_mask_id;
+    uint32_t current_mask;
+    uint8_t io_swc;
+    uint8_t io_swd;
+    uint32_t dpidr;
+    uint32_t detected_timeout;
+    bool detected;
+    bool detected_device;
+    bool detected_notified;
+    char state_string[32];
+} AppFSM;
+
+const NotificationSequence seq_c_minor = {
+    &message_note_c4,
+    &message_delay_100,
+    &message_sound_off,
+    &message_delay_10,
+
+    &message_note_ds4,
+    &message_delay_100,
+    &message_sound_off,
+    &message_delay_10,
+
+    &message_note_g4,
+    &message_delay_100,
+    &message_sound_off,
+    &message_delay_10,
+
+    &message_vibro_on,
+    &message_delay_50,
+    &message_vibro_off,
+    NULL,
+};
+
+#endif