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Help.. ATmega communicate using USB

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usb atmega

Hi guys..

I need help with my project.. I'm designing a safe deposit box with ATmega16.. And it can store the data containing the time when the box is opened (using 24C256)..

And later the data can be read by a computer (or PDA).. and I want the communication using USB..

So my question is how do you communicate ATmega-computer using USB?

I was told that my device should be USB client.. Can anyone help since I'm still new at electronics..

Thx guys
 

atmega usb

Hi,


check these links, they may be helpful in your project.

avr and usb



getting data of a GPS USB mouse into an Atmega16



AVR chip and USB from scratch - soft/hardware



USB to RS232 Using Atmel ATtiny2313 or ATmega8

**broken link removed**
 
atmega16 usb

If you are new to usb and AVR better go for usb to serial bridge like ft232 chips.

MicroCon
 

atmega8 usb

I think you could use the v-usb (formerly avr-usb) its very easy (if you work easily with avr-gcc) to setup an application like that. (there is an example ready to read and write the eeprom of an AVR by USB... it's also HID so you will not need even to install a driver on the computer!!!!) I think this is what you need before going under deep USB aaplications (using AVR USBs and so...)
 

atmega8 usb hid

In avr series , at90usb162 and at90usb1287 are controllers which provides usb communication..
 

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