What have you done with PIC USB?

[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]

Commercial DIY KIT that I designed back in 2005. Real-world interface using RS232 or USB with a converter or chip upgrade to 18f4550 with the inclusion of new firmware and slight PC-board mods. (Have not done this as of yet) Nice Windows-based GUI allows for a lot of experimentation. I do have some regrets with the design - if I had to do it all again I'd definitely do things much different. My second PIC related project, so I'm not kicking myself too hard. It was published in the Silicon Chip magazine back in Nov 2005 and is currently on sale at Dick Smith electronics for $49 !!! RRP: $99, so go grab yourself a bargain everyone! PIC16f877a @ 4MHz

Specs:
10 Digital Inputs
10 Digital Outs
2 ADC – (0-5) & (0-25)
2 Onboard Relays
1 Onboard Buzzer
1 Channel For Temp
1 Channel For Resistance

*Great buy at $49 AUS - parts alone would cost this!

http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.st...uct/View/K3090

Best Regards,
Trent Jackson