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NL2TTL
- 26th September 2004, 15:41
Does sombody did already somthing wit a USB PIC and a LCD?

Dave_C2
- 10th October 2004, 03:22
I have used the 16C765 and 16C745 to drive VK5121 Graphic LCD, DMF5003, and 4X20 character LCDs. The only problem is they are not flash chips so you need to have a UV eraser.

I use VB5 to send the information to the displays.

Dave

Automan
- 10th October 2004, 08:41
HI all,

look at :

http://www.compsys1.com/workbench/pUSB/pusb.html

note:

microchip will release (soon please !!!!) 4 new PIC with USB and flash !

PIC18F2455, PIC18F2550, PIC18F4455 and PIC18F4550

wait and see!

à bientôt!

mister_e
- 10th October 2004, 09:50
Hi all,
maybe i'm wrong with this but... If you don't want to use these pain in the a... UV PIC, you can use an external USB controller like USBN9603-28M or USBN9604-28M from National Semiconductor with your favorite FLASH PIC.

regards

kirtcathey
- 12th January 2009, 12:03
I've found this schematic that helped with the wire-up between an 18F2550 and a USBN9604.
<a href="http://www.massmind.org/images/www/hobby_elec/e_pic6_f1.htm">http://www.massmind.org/images/www/hobby_elec/e_pic6_f1.htm</a>

The way all is hooked up, I had assumed that communication would be via SPI, but now do not think so. I have read the USBN9604 data sheet (a couple times) and it appears that I need to send commands in order to receive data via microwire... versus just wait for SSPBUF to fill.

Does anybody have sample code for a PIC and USBN9604? Any language will be fine, but PBP would be even nicer.

Or, even a pointer as to what to use. Such as, would SPI work fine? Or, should I do a byte level shiftin and shiftout, with commands on the first two bits as described in the microwire section of the USBN9604 data sheet?

Any help is appreciated. The finalized USB key logger code with schematic will be posted back into this forum.