I've seen a couple projects on the net using PIC
chips and the product from ActiveWire to interface
to the USB port, check out ActiveWire's website
at http://www.activewireinc.com/ for their USB
prototyping board... Website says:

"ActiveWire-USB with programmable I/O pins that can interface to
anything.  Control the pins from your browser by HTML/ javascript or
VBasic or C.  Macintosh,  Win95/98/2000, Linux, FreeBSD, and LabView
drivers available NOW"

--- Matthew Mucker <mmucker@AIRMAIL.NET> wrote:
> Newbie alert!
>
> (I tried seaching the archives, found no hits)
>
> Has anyone used the 16C7x5 parts to build a USB peripheral?  Are
> these parts even available yet?  Has anyone found a supplier?
>
> I'm toying with the idea of building a USB game controller for my
> flight sim obsession.  I'd like to know if others have had any
> luck working on similar projects.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Matt
>
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