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daviddlc



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Post28 Jul 2008 23:31   

PIC controller using USB
I need to make a project to send commands to a PIC controller (I don't know which one yet) using USB and using C.

What Am I need to start working on this project ?

Is there a specific version of C ?
On the controller side, is there an application I can use or Am I need to program the USB portion ?
Any specific headers or drivers for C ?

Please help me out.
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crevars



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Post29 Jul 2008 7:06   

Re: PIC controller using USB
Hello,

Microchip's usb forum is a good start for your project. Take a look at this : http://forum.microchip.com/tm.aspx?m=123533

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Franck.
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Kabanga



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Post29 Jul 2008 8:29   

Re: PIC controller using USB
daviddlc wrote:
I need to make a project to send commands to a PIC controller (I don't know which one yet) using USB and using C.

Please help me out.


I think that you should be very specific on what you need. If you don't know exactly what you want I'm afraid you'd waste too many time surfing from forums to forums.

You got already a link Microchip Forum and I can give you more links to other forums but it would give nothing if you don't know what you want.

Best regards
Kabanga
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daviddlc



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Post29 Jul 2008 17:42   

Re: PIC controller using USB
It's basically an output port using a PIC connected to the computer using USB, so you will set the output status using an application on the computer.

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Kabanga



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Post29 Jul 2008 20:11   

Re: PIC controller using USB
daviddlc wrote:
It's basically an output port using a PIC connected to the computer using USB, so you will set the output status using an application on the computer.

Thanks.



I'd advise you using the PIC18F4550 of Microchip. There is everything you need for your application here: http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=2651¶m=en534494

Use the compiler C18 (Microchip) , it's free.

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Kabanga
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daviddlc



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Post29 Jul 2008 20:14   

Re: PIC controller using USB
I have chosen the 18F2455, I will check the links you sent to me.

Thanks.
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