What have you done with PIC USB?

[vacpress]

well. many projects are not commercial, but then, we did spend some $ on the compiler...

i suppose i wanted to see at least 1 or 2 projects, of any complexity, which show a working example of usb hid use..

the example you put together is great, but i would like to see another approach, possibly with a different type of data...


the usb stuff is interesting to me. having limited time and ability to comprehend the multitude of variables and memory addresses and jargon involved, it helps to see the same information applied in different ways... it is how i teach myself.

thank you though as i seem to have your attention. your usbdemo program is very usefull to people like me.

all i have to offer is BS2 stuff... but, hey... i am working on a writeup to use a BS2 to control 3D models in solidworks through solidworks API.... surely that is a neat gift for certain people out there!

-robert

[mister_e]

most of what i did are prop to my customer so i can't post any of them here. But let's see what i did with 'till now

programmable audio patch board:
300 in, 300 out. saving patch cord and messy patch boards...

Custom Software dongle protection:
if the dongle is not installed, the software won't run... yeah i reinvented the wheel...

programmable power supply
16 outs (1 AMP), generate fixed or custom AC (+ variable dc offset), DC curves.
log each output current to the pc.
over-current protection

Analog & digital data logger

car radio decode dongle
for Blaupunkt, Porsche, Honda, Acura, Kia, BMW, Mercedes, Kenwood, Land-Rover, Audi, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Volkwagen, some GM and Volvo.

EEProm programmer

programmable and fix function/tone generator

multipurpose test and calibration jig

multi output programmable timer

and i know i forget some.

I have tons of other idea to do for my website... i just need some spare time...

Glad to hear you learned from the USBDemo.

[Bruce]

Something like this?

[vacpress]

mister e..

im not sure what good a list of applications is.. i was just interested in seeing something else done with the usb pics.... hopefully some source and a schematic..

yes bruce.. something like that..

what dare i ask is it?

[Bruce]

It's an unfinished project I started, and never had time to finish. You're welcome to the source code http://www.rentron.com/PicBasic/PIC_USB.htm

When I get time I'll finish the article. It uses a LAB-XUSB board from MeLabs, DS18B20 temp sensor, and EasyHID.

[vacpress]

bruce!

yeah.. that is great... now if only i was smart enough to convert the vb6 files to .net...

soon i will start a new thread about that.. i figured out most of the errors.. there is just 1 or 2 left... they may be hard ones though...


I definiately will contribute something soon.. I made a 'gestural controller' project using tilt switches, a hacked mouse, a BS2, RS232 and VB6.

i want to get this to be a USB pic and .net and then i will share it. ive slowly been working that direction.. an article\tutorial about the BS2 portion is almost done... should be up in a few days

Robert

[Bruce]

Hi Robert,

I have a friend that's also working on a VB.Net app with EasyHID. If we get something going before you, I'll let you know.

[T.Jackson]

bruce!

yeah.. that is great... now if only i was smart enough to convert the vb6 files to .net...

soon i will start a new thread about that.. i figured out most of the errors.. there is just 1 or 2 left... they may be hard ones though...


I definiately will contribute something soon.. I made a 'gestural controller' project using tilt switches, a hacked mouse, a BS2, RS232 and VB6.

i want to get this to be a USB pic and .net and then i will share it. ive slowly been working that direction.. an article\tutorial about the BS2 portion is almost done... should be up in a few days

Robert

.net might not be able to handle those API calls. Does .net have support for calls from the gdi32 library, like Bitblt? I heard it doesn’t! I submitted an NES emulator to Planet Source code a while back, written in VB5, got some feedback from someone who attempted to port it to .net Apparently, it didn't turn out too well, resulting in nothing but compile errors. Can't run emulator in IDE - too slow.

Regards,
Trent Jackson