If the correct driver is not there the PC will not ding dong. It will just sit there or if you are lucky it will say it does not know what is plugged in. If you have PBP 2.6 you hqve the file needed for win 64. I think.
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If the correct driver is not there the PC will not ding dong. It will just sit there or if you are lucky it will say it does not know what is plugged in. If you have PBP 2.6 you hqve the file needed for win 64. I think.
Dave
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
Well I have PBP 2.6C, So I think I must have all the proper files. I copied the entire contents of the USB18 folder to a new folder. started MCS, selected PIC18F67J50. Opened cdc_demo.pbp from the new folder. Hit compile, all was fine. programed chip. plugged in USB and waited. for at least 10 seconds. no indication from PC that I had plugged it in.
Now I listed these step just to be clear that is ALL I did. If I need to move a .inf file somewhere, or anything else like that, I have not done it.
On a side note, thought I would distract myself by installing VB 2010 express. Well that has also been FAIL! I am thinking I need to throw all this new crap in the trash and bust out an old dos machine. (yes I have some) I bet PBP will even run on that.
-Bert
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
Found this on another forum:
Not sure if this could have anything to do with this. But at least I have a new place to look. Here I come RAMThe Microchip pic67j50 has a different USB ram location to standard USB devices. I know Les did do a conversion of the USB code for me and I got it to work with basic hid and CDC
-Bert
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
Well some success today! Thanks to Walter (scalerobotics) and post #57 of this thread, I have a working CDC on a 18F47J53.
I am not sure I will keep trying to get this to work on the PIC_LCD3310, I will play with this for a while I think.
Thank you all who helped with this VERY painful task.
BTW, what speed should I think my "COM" port is running at, any ideas?
-Bert
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
Just curious about post 57. What helped?
Dave
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
I ment post 54!
Sorry for the confusion
-Bert
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Re: USB CDC Communications for Dummies!
Back to your question about speed....
I think it runs at USB speeds....
Universal Serial Bus Features:
• USB V2.0 Compliant
• Low Speed (1.5 Mb/s) and Full Speed (12 Mb/s)
Dave
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