Pic to Android

[ardhuru]

It depends on what you want to do. If the idea is to use the Android as a terminal for sending / receiving data or a remote display, or a controller for your pic project, I think its far easier to go with the Android's built-in bluetooth, rather than USB. Just use any Bluetooth serial module on the pic side (do a google for 'Linvor' on ebay) and you're ready to go. No software needed on the pic side, besides the usual UART commands; on the ANdroid you could run a terminal emulator like Blueterm or a XML scripted controller like Bluescript, both available on the Market for free.

Regards,

Anand Dhuru

[l_gaminde]

USB looks fairly easy if you use the 24f part, microchip has code already made for the 24f part, and android has built in support for this chip. but I will need to buy software for programming the android and the microchip test board setup to play with there goes some more money.

[mackrackit]

android has built in support for this chip

More info please.

[l_gaminde]

see if this link works there are a number of video's from google on this.

[mackrackit]

Ok, now I remember seeing something about this.
Is this the test board you plan to use?
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...cName=en553673

[l_gaminde]

sorry that was not the correct one I will try and find the other on but here is the microchip board with examples

http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...cName=en553673

[l_gaminde]

Yes it is maybe

[l_gaminde]

here is another vid still not the one I watched dam should have of book marked it