PIC USB to VB.NET

[jmgelba]

Are the values in BufferOut(1) through BufferOut(5) decimal? Are they bytes or words?

How do I receive these values and put them into VAR BYTES?

Do I always need to send the 8 values of BufferOut or can I send say just BufferOut(3)?

Can I send BufferOut(1) = "text here" for example?



Thank you!!

[gadelhas]

Are the values in BufferOut(1) through BufferOut(5) decimal? Are they bytes or words?

How do I receive these values and put them into VAR BYTES?

Do I always need to send the 8 values of BufferOut or can I send say just BufferOut(3)?

Can I send BufferOut(1) = "text here" for example?



Thank you!!

Hi, you are not reading the code that i posted.
If you read the code carfully you see that in VB the BufferOut Array is declared asbyte, so you can only send bytes.

Dim BufferOut(BufferOutSize) AsByte

On the PIC side you receive the bytes on the USBRXBuffer array, and then you do what you want with those bytes.

  ARRAYREAD  USBRXBuffer,[PORTB, DUTY1.LowByte, DUTY1.HighByte, DUTY2.LowByte, DUTY2.HighByte]

On the VB side you receive tte bytes on BufferIn array, and then you do what you want with thise bytes.

Dim BufferIn(BufferInSize) AsByte

Since the Define of the USB_INSIZE and USB_OUTSIZE are equal to 8, you can only send and receive 8 bytes. You can change this, to multiples values, like 16, 32, 64. YOu need always to send all th ebytes that are defined. You you Define 8, you must send 8 bytes, if you define 16 you must send 16 bytes. For instance, if you have only 10 bytes to send, you must define you USB_sizes equal to 16, and complete the array with 0's.

Can I send BufferOut(1) = "text here" for example?

You cannot do that, because it excedes the number of bytes. BufferOut(1) is one byte only. You cand o just this, BufferOut(1)="t", or
BufferOut = "0abcdefgh".

I think that you should read both PIC and VB code that i posted and review review some principles of the PBP manual.

[jmgelba]

Ok, then I think I've found a problem. My buffer size is set to 16 in and out but I'm only rx/tx'ing 8.

When receiving empty bytes, how do I deal with them? Say I only ever need to send 3 bytes, the left overs will always be empty. Do I just assign unused VAR Bytes to those incoming bytes?

[mister_e]

You just need to parse/test them on both side. Treat USB like any proper serial communication and you should be fine. Your milleage may vary though.

[jmgelba]

Thanks guys. I think I've found my issues.

One more question for now though, is the data within the byte transmitted msb first or lsb first from VB?

[gadelhas]

Thanks guys. I think I've found my issues.

One more question for now though, is the data within the byte transmitted msb first or lsb first from VB?

The answer to your question is in the code in post #1 and #2.

[Wirecut]

Hi.

I have tried to compile the source code that is present on the first page of this thread and I obtain the following error message:

Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 301 : Overwriting previous address contents (0000)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 301 : Overwriting previous address contents (0001)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 302 : Overwriting previous address contents (0000)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 302 : Overwriting previous address contents (0001)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 303 : Overwriting previous address contents (0002)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 303 : Overwriting previous address contents (0003)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 304 : Overwriting previous address contents (0002)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 304 : Overwriting previous address contents (0003)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 305 : Overwriting previous address contents (0004)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 305 : Overwriting previous address contents (0005)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 306 : Overwriting previous address contents (0006)
Error[118]   C:\PIC\MEL\PBP3061\18F4550\USB\PICUSB\PICUSB.ASM 306 : Overwriting previous address contents (0007)

the content of the file into the working directory is:

24/01/2011  02:45            22.213 DT_HID260.pbp
04/11/2009  11:41            28.721 DT_INTS-18.bas
04/04/2013  10:03             7.665 firmware.zip
04/04/2013  11:52            84.061 PICUSB.ASM
04/04/2013  11:52             1.368 PiCUSB.ERR
04/04/2013  11:52         1.112.440 PiCUSB.LST
04/04/2013  11:52            10.855 PICUSB.MAC
04/04/2013  11:52             4.917 PiCUSB.pbp
21/06/2012  03:06            96.199 usb_dev.asm
21/06/2012  03:06             6.290 usb_dev.inc
21/06/2012  03:06            26.203 usb_hid.asm
21/06/2012  03:06             6.378 usb_hid.inc
21/06/2012  03:06             6.403 usb_mem.asm

I'm using:
Win 7 Ultimate
A 18F4550 that will be run on the PICDEM FSUSB
PBP 3.0.6.1
MCS 5.0.0.3

I have the trial version (15 gg left - I'm waiting to solve some administrative trouble before buy the upgrade)

Attached please find the Directory contents.

Any suggestion will be more appreciate.

Ciao

Leo

[Demon]

Search for OVERWRITING, you get a ton of threads. Start with this one:

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...ht=overwriting

Robert

[nicjo]

Hi all,

I'm trying to use TMR0 however USB does not seem to communicate. I saw in past threads that TMR0 was used for USB polling, I've been examining all files related DT-INTS, DT-HID and soforth, TMR0 does not appear, so I don't know why using this timer would stop things. I'm not using DT-INTS on overflow just monitoring the int flag. By itsself i.e. no USB this little routine works fine. I'm outputing a 50msec (mark) pulse on portB then a second delay of around 300 msec (space). Goal is to adjust the space to vary stepper motor speed.

advice appreciated

Cheers

John

[nicjo]

Heres some of the code, this all works fine using simple delay or other timer

Main:
; Check for incomming USB data while waiting
@ ON_USBRX_GOSUB _HandleRX
lcdout $FE, 1, dec Size
pause 2000
if portB.0=1 OR Run=1 then
high porta.3
T0CON.7=1 'start TMR0
mark:
if not match01 then goto mark 'match01 var INTCON.2 '50msec delay
T0CON.7=0 'stop timer
match01=0 'clear interupt flag
INTCON.5=0 'set interupt enable to 0
low porta.3
if plugged then ARRAYWRITE USBTXBuffer, [Size,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] ;send position
GOSUB WaitToSend
time=time+1
lcdout $FE, 1, dec time 'use to check whats happening here
TMR0H=$C9 '300msec
TMR0L=$10
T0CON.7=1 'start TMR0
space:
if not match01 then goto space
T0CON.7=0 'stop timer
match01=0 'clear interupt flag
INTCON.5=0 'set interupt enable to 0
TMR0H=$F6 '50msec pulse
TMR0L=$D8
endif
goto Main