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Re: PIC with USB

--- In selmaware@yahoogroups.com, "porter.sadler" <porter.sadler@...>
wrote:
>
> I've prototype my project with a stamp and serial com. Moving to the
> next step pics with max 232 is cheaper, but serial is disappering. I
> want to rebuild my project with a PIC and USB interface. i prefer not
> to use a serial to USB adapter/defeats cost goal
>
> Can i use a straight USB interfeac to stampplot
> What steps are required make it to work
>


In my experience, just download the C18 compiler (free as is MPLAB
IDE) from Microchip. Target a PIC with USB (18F4550 etc). Download
Mchip's USB demo which connects to Hyperterm via a RS232 serial
emulation. The driver installed on the PC, is also available from
Mchip. This setup makes the USB PIC appear to the PC as a standard
COM port. Then just select that COM port with Stampplot and your good
to go.

All the best on your project,
D




Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:09 pm

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I've prototype my project with a stamp and serial com. Moving to the next step pics with max 232 is cheaper, but serial is disappering. I want to rebuild my...
porter.sadler
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Feb 9, 2008
2:34 pm

Porter, I would recommend the FTDI serial-to-usb chip http://www.ftdichip.com/FTProducts.htm#FT232R I'm about to use it for a SP application in lieu of the...
John Gavlik
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Feb 9, 2008
4:23 pm

Porter, The chips John mentions are virtual COM port chips used many of the USB adapters you mention. Virtual COM is still the best way for direct USB from ...
Martin Hebel
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Feb 9, 2008
5:48 pm

... In my experience, just download the C18 compiler (free as is MPLAB IDE) from Microchip. Target a PIC with USB (18F4550 etc). Download Mchip's USB demo...
dngille
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Feb 10, 2008
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