Technically, the fastest 8-bit PICs are the PIC18FxxKxx series that are rated at 64Mhz. But you are absolutely correct about USB stuff being done in hardware.
Technically, the fastest 8-bit PICs are the PIC18FxxKxx series that are rated at 64Mhz. But you are absolutely correct about USB stuff being done in hardware.
Thank you.... soldering the USB controller chip onto a daughter board right now. When I get the whole rig breadboarded and working, will update my schematic and post it here.
Again, thank you for all the direction.
How about a different approach:
Take a PS/2 keyboard and a PS/2-USB adaptor and tap the data on the PS/2 side.
There are a lot of keyboard interfacing examples out there...
Regards,
Ingo
That would be the quicker route and it was considered, because there is a lot about tapping a PS2 keyboard out there.... and it's still not out of the question. Right now I have everything breadboarded with the USBN9604 and am working on the code, so will continue to push forward with USB only.
Thank you for the suggestion.
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