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    FTDI or PROLIFIC is what you should look at.
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    Depends of course what you want to do with the USB Interface and the IO, but this may interest you : http://www.delcom-eng.com/products_USBIO.asp#USBIO

    It's a simple USB Interface Chip that has a number of IO lines. It comes with its own DLL and example code etc.

    This Chip does exactly what i want, however, probably like you, i want to perform the task using a PIC and not a third party chip.

    Hope its of use anyway.

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    ok thanks tissy, but unfortunatly there not in the uk, but anyway. I think im gonna go for the FTDI chip because it looks nice and simple and not too expensive, £3.20 or roughly $4.80, then later on see if i can do something with hardware (i.e. pic18f2550)

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    Steve

    As per our PM's I have been unable to mail you direct the info so have a link and some demo programs here to show you how easy USB is in Basic.

    I have to point out that I don't program any more in Pbpro but the USB commands should be simular. Although I note that you can only send an array in Pbpro not variables on there own and you don't have direct access to the USB buffer. I can use it as a String for my own code. Apart from that and a few other differences e.g. the lack of Auto option you will find it very interesting reading.

    The info is at the back under USBPOLL, USBIN and USBOUT. Down load the info Here

    Also find some basic demo code
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