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USB Data transmission to MMC(interfaced to ATmega32)

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atmega32 usb

Hi everybody,

I have implimented FAT filesystem on ATMega32,where the data is being transmitted from PC to micrcontroller and vice-versa through serial communication(RS232).But,now i am interested to do it all through USB.I have managed to have USB bootloader from serial bootloader in my project,but doing the data communication from USB instead of serial,is asking for a lot of changes in the code...i am really confused..Can someone throw a light on this,so that i can go ahead in the right direction..

Basically,an idea of how a code's data transmission can be changed to USB communication from transmitting its data in serial communication?And,how USB can actually be used for the same?

If needed i can post my code to know how initially things have been impimented.

Thanks in advance.
 

atmega32 + usb

What's your USB hardware? AT90USB1286 or similar? Atmel has several demo projects, including a serial interface (cdc = communication class device) design.
 

atmega32 usb interface

Hi,

well i am using ATmega32,and it does not support any USB hardware..i have to do it all through firmare codes that i am given with..one that i will be needed to communicate with PC and the other to communicate with microcontroller..

i do have USB driver program finding difficult to make any change..

if you want i ca attach my code here..
 

usb atmega32

I don't see, how you want to access USB without dedicated hardware. That's gonna be pretty hard even for low speed (1.5 Mb/s) USB.
 

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