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# nxdumptool USB Application Binary Interface (ABI) Technical Specification # nxdumptool USB Application Binary Interface (ABI) Technical Specification
This Markdown document aims to explain the technical details behind the ABI used by nxdumptool to communicate with a USB host device connected to the console. As of this writing (October 22nd, 2023), the current ABI version is `1.1`. This Markdown document aims to explain the technical details behind the ABI used by nxdumptool to communicate with a USB host device connected to the console. As of this writing (November 11th, 2023), the current ABI version is `1.1`.
In order to avoid unnecessary clutter, this document assumes the reader is already familiar with homebrew launching on the Nintendo Switch, as well as USB concepts such as device/configuration/interface/endpoint descriptors and bulk mode transfers. Shall this not be the case, a small list of helpful resources is available at the end of this document. In order to avoid unnecessary clutter, this document assumes the reader is already familiar with homebrew launching on the Nintendo Switch, as well as USB concepts such as device/configuration/interface/endpoint descriptors and bulk mode transfers. Shall this not be the case, a small list of helpful resources is available at the end of this document.
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* Binary Object Store (BOS) descriptor: * Binary Object Store (BOS) descriptor:
* Holds a USB 2.0 extension descriptor for Link Power Management (LPM) support, as well as a SuperSpeed device capability descriptor to indicate the supported speeds. * Holds a USB 2.0 extension descriptor for Link Power Management (LPM) support, as well as a SuperSpeed device capability descriptor to indicate the supported speeds.
Communication is performed through the bulk input and output endpoints using 5-second timeouts. Communication is performed through the bulk input and output endpoints using 10-second timeouts.
Verifying the product string is not required at this moment -- this is because PoC builds of the rewrite branch use a different `APP_TITLE` string. Verifying the product string is not required at this moment -- this is because PoC builds of the rewrite branch use a different `APP_TITLE` string.