Hi

I'm an Electronics Technician at The National Accelerator Centre in Cape
Town,South Africa.
Our company have bought some of the above PICs and i would like to improve
my skills on USB.
Is it possible that I can program the above PIC to interface with an USB
device.
If it is possible ,than I would appreciate it if you can sent my some
information on sample codes or maybe some usefull
url.

Thanks in advance
Heinrich Raman

----- Original Message -----
From: "Byron A Jeff" <byron@CC.GATECH.EDU>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 4:52 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC] 877


> On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 07:04:07PM -0700, Arnold Chord wrote:
> >  Hello,
> >  I am now getting into using the PIC micro and am wondering if the 87X
> > series will be around for a while.
>
> AFAIK every PIC product that has ever been released is still in production
> in some form. 16C54 parts can still be purchased. I wouldn't worry about
> supplies drying up. A more likely senario is that a new chip will hit the
> street that has more features and priced to sell. A perfect example of
this
> is the 16F628. It's a superior replacement for the 16[CF]8X series at a
> much better price. But you can still get 16F84s and 16F84As. And while the
> 16C84 has been phased out, it has several replacements.
>
> >  I would hate to get set up for this chip and then have everything
change.
>
> No worries. It'll be around for a while.
>
> >  Also is there a good tutor for this chip?
>
> I've found that the Microchip Midrange manual is always a good reference
> source. You can find it in the Literature section on their web site.
>
> BAJ
>
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