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So cool to see you back here Dwayne :)

As long as I wake up, it's a good day ;)

How do you dump the .hex file into your PIC, i mean how do you program your PIC?

Are you sure your device programmer software program the configuration fuses properly?

Those .HEX files providen...

5 years later and this thread always evolve and got some more user in the "USB freaks" loops. Glad to see that. Congrats to all!

Now I wish I have time to revamp it and share some part of what...

Begin small, begin by finding a way to count the RPM, show it on a lcd or via a serial communication... once you have it done, port your to code to USBDemo.

NOTE: If your going to use LONG variables, you MUST copy the PIC18Xxxxx.BAL file in your source directory as well, unless you'll receive some compilation errors.

The .BAL file is located in...

Well, one in the list... 18F4550, 2550,2455, 4455 they all works.

As you'll see, it's fun to have it's first working USB project....even if you're aware of post #7 and #8 :eek:

Atwoz, only USB PIC will work!

if i find time, i may elaborate USBDemo a little bit more, but you know how busy i am right now with some current project + that ASM one :eek:

For some spare time... my new toys... Delphi,...

http://www.mister-e.org/Pics/ROFL well... when you did that utility... wasn't it to learn something ?

And i'm sorry... i thought i posted that link before.. oops!

It's still a nice utility...

On another forum someone already Suggest USBDeview. I use it a lot, it's a real nice utility ...
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html

They also have bunch of other nice freebies...

same rules apply with any language, look at the mcHID API reference. But seems NOBODY want to use the serial number... no matter why they suffer :D

Nice utility Darrel!

i already gave mine, maybe yu could check on wich hub/port a specific device is connected... i just don't have any spare time... but i could deal with few K-CAN$ :D

i already done that... i just need to find out where... i had to do some unwanted Hard-Disk clean-up recently... i hope i still have it somewhere, unless i may try to redo it once again.

2 different ways
1) assign, then read the device serial number -> this has to work
2) use a specific data byte in DataToSend as identifier -> not 100% sure of it

@selimkara
is there any specific reason why you really want to use CDC ?

@Josuetas
There's probably few way to do what you want, using something like a header. Such HSERIN WAIT(YourHeader) so...

Nope, it's really 2 different animal. Even if possible, good luck with home made soldering for QFN packages :D

the easiest home made soldering would be DIP or TQFP packages.

But yes you can...

Sorry, i don't use them :(

Johan, it's really a trough hole PLCC44 socket
Digikey:
A-CCS44-Z-R
http://rocky.digikey.com/WebLib/Assmann/Web%20Photos/A-CCS44-Z-R.jpg

OR
940-44-044-24-000000

yes or not, i would recommend to use the POST 148 version with Darrel Taylor instant interrupt instead of ON INTERRUPT.

See that link......

http://www.mister-e.org/Pics/woohoo

Welcome in the USB world :)

Glad to hear you like it.

Enjoy!

OK i received those 2455 today, the files i sent work as suppose to.

O.K. the original code was for a 4550. You need to rebuild the project in EasyHid for a 2550. There's a load of needed files.

I've uploaded the 2455 and 2550 stuff here. let me know what happen...

i would guess...


asm
__CONFIG _CONFIG1L, _PLLDIV_12_1L & _CPUDIV_OSC1_PLL2_1L & _USBDIV_2_1L
; ; ; USB clock source comes...

That DLL came with Mecanique EasyHID. I'm not sure if David allow to link the DLL even if the software is 100% free.

If you're using ON INTERRUPT... yes PAUSE will screw up things. Using Darrel's interrupt + it's USBDemo code modification ( AKA POST 148), should solve it....

Out of curiosity... Anyone tried USBDemo with Windows Vista? Working?