This is an HID example that demonstrates Human Interface Device (HID)
on USB Device.

Detailed description is available on:
www.keil.com/pack/doc/MW/USB/html/dev_hid_tutorial.html

Board:                  NXP 'EVK-MIMXRT1060' ('MIMXRT1060-EVK')
Microcontroller:        NXP 'MIMXRT1062DVL6A'
Clock Settings:         XTAL =  24 MHz
                        CPU  = 600 MHz
USB:                    OTG1 (connector J9)
                        OTG2 (connector J10)
User Interface:         input:  Button SW8
                        output: LED D18

The example demonstrates a Human Interface Device. The board LEDs and
push buttons can be accessed from the PC through a custom 
HID Client Program (<Keil-root>\ARM\Utilities\HID_Client\Release\HIDClient.exe).

The program is available in different targets:
 - Debug:
   - Code:                      External QSPI Flash NOR
   - RW:                        Internal RAM
   - Debugger:                  CMSIS-DAP
   - Compiler:                  ARM Compiler optimization Level 1
   - Compiler:Event Recorder:   Enabled
   - CMSIS:RTOS2:Keil RTX5:     Source
   - USB:CORE:                  Debug
 - Release:
   - Code:                      External QSPI Flash NOR
   - RW:                        Internal RAM
   - Debugger:                  CMSIS-DAP
   - Compiler:                  ARM Compiler optimization Level 3
   - Compiler:Event Recorder:   Disabled
   - CMSIS:RTOS2:Keil RTX5:     Library
   - USB:CORE:                  Release

Note:
 - In case of debugging problems consult the documentation and Blinky example
