At 02:57 PM 13/06/01 +0800, you wrote:

Hi William,

As best I can tell the USB pics only support low speed mode and while
1.5Mb/S seems fast the actual "useful" transfer speed is something like 8
bytes
per 10mS. Ok for some things but not a high speed PIC programmer say.

Now watch someone like Andy Warren shoot me down in flames. ;-)
(I never claimed to be expert, just my experience...)

Regards,

Jim Robertson
NEWFOUND ELECTRONICS




>Hi, PIC Listers,
>
>Anyone tries the USB PIC before? I plan to use the PIC is because I used
>16F84 before and PIC is cheaper ....
>
>Any example for PIC on USB design? Coz I plan to try out simple USB I/O
>design on PC .... like mouse, or keyboard.
>
>Thank you.
>
>regards,
>William
>
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