I used Visual Studio (free) VB. No support for usb, but plenty for network stuff. Was not to hard to make 'application' to send and receive from network
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yeah I was wondering about that too that's why I asked setting them to low and tieing them to vss. I guess for those they really don't want anything floating
I'm using 16F chip, so no support for long variables. But I have 8 digit led display connected to MAX7219 and I want to display on it say something like this
Ok so I am studying the datasheet for the 18F25K50 and preparing to do some code cleaning up. This question does not pertain specifically to USB/HID so hopefully it's ok to continue this thread with...
You have MCLR enabled.
Do you have a pullup on that pin and does your devices programmer (provided you're doing ICSP) release the MCLR signal, allowing the device to start up?
Published on - 27th May 2010 02:01
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This is an effort to help users understand how the I2C command works by comparing it with SHIFTIN/SHIFTOUT. A serial EEPROM, 24FC1025 will be used in the example.
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Re: PIC USB HID breakout board
I used Visual Studio (free) VB. No support for usb, but plenty for network stuff. Was not to hard to make 'application' to send and receive from network
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