Hi
I need to use V-USB to communicate ATMEGA16 chip with USB port. Before I get start with V-USB I have some initial questions:
1. Does V-USB support USB2 protocol ??
2. I used to work with CodeVision compiler. Can CodeVision compile V-USB or it will be problems with that???
3. Is there a simple software could be used to test the communication between PC and microcontroller , just sending letters or numbers from PC to microcontroller and vice versa ???
Thank you
getting start with V-USB
Re: getting start with V-USB
Khaled wrote:Hi
I need to use V-USB to communicate ATMEGA16 chip with USB port. Before I get start with V-USB I have some initial questions:
1. Does V-USB support USB2 protocol ??
2. I used to work with CodeVision compiler. Can CodeVision compile V-USB or it will be problems with that???
3. Is there a simple software could be used to test the communication between PC and microcontroller , just sending letters or numbers from PC to microcontroller and vice versa ???
Thank you
1. The feature list sais:
Fully USB 1.1 compliant low-speed device
So I don't think it works with USB 2. Also you might have a timing issue for that.
2. AFAIK it should work with any C compiler.
3. When you download the package (http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/download-de.html), you will find many useful examples, working in both directions.
Re: getting start with V-USB
Thank you for replying
For point number 3, I was asking about a PC software that could be used for testiing the communication ( like "Hyper Terminal" which is used to test USART serial communication between PC and other devices) ??
Thank u....
For point number 3, I was asking about a PC software that could be used for testiing the communication ( like "Hyper Terminal" which is used to test USART serial communication between PC and other devices) ??
Thank u....
Re: getting start with V-USB
The example projects always also have a example PC application if needed.
Beside of that there is usbtool, a general purpose command line utility which can send USB requests to arbitrary devices
Beside of that there is usbtool, a general purpose command line utility which can send USB requests to arbitrary devices