I have read through the USBD section in the nRF52820 datasheet and I think I cannot do what I need, but wanted to confirm I am not missing something.
I would like to make a USB device that has a isochronous endpoint address of 3.
I see that the endpoint "number" for ISO in the USBD is 8. I was hoping there was a way to tell the hardware to map address 3 to number 8, but I didn't see one.
So I think if I want to build a USB device using the nRF54840, I am restricted to having the ISO endpoint address to be 8.
Is this correct?
-Erik
