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Hi all, I linked a Xbee 802.15.4 (series 1) to a 16F690 PIC as you told me some post ago.
Here is the scheme and the photos of the circuit:
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The pic's code (mikroC pro) is the following:
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18f4550 not recognized
I have to thank you all, the device now is correctly recognized and installed as HID Device.
The problem was that I horribly screwed the device up with a 12V discharge from my selfmade power supplier (indeed not so stabilized)
Thank you all for your kindness and time...
device name on 18f4550
I just used the code provided in the mikroC example, I'll post it here:
unsigned char RD_len;
unsigned short userWR_buffer[64];
unsigned short userRD_buffer[64];
void interrupt()
{
Hid_InterruptProc();
}
void Init_Main()
{...
18f4550 rc4
Triplechecked D- and D+, put the exact capacitor to decouple the power suplly, put the tantalium capacitor at pin18 Vusb, put a 8mhz oscillator and two capacitors (dunno what value is right, i tried with 22pF, imho this is the problem) and set pll appropriate, usbdiv too to get...
usb not recognized
Hi all, I am trying to interface my 18F4550 pic to the usb but I am getting "Usb not recognized" message
The connection scheme is equal to the help of the mikroC:
Notice: D- and D+ pins are wrong and I linked D- to RC4 and D+ to RC5.
The capacitor in series with the 8mhz...
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