On Mon, 11 Mar 2002 22:48:05 -0800, "James Newton, webmaster" wrote:

>source=3D
>http://www.piclist.com/postbot.asp?id=3Dpiclist\2002\03\05\051316a
>
>Thanks, Tony
>We found
>http://www.ftdichip.com and their very nice interface DLLs and
>sample VB code and everything about a day after you posted your
>reply... that will teach me to ignore the list after I've asked
>it a question...
>
>Unfortunatly, the sales people say that despite the fact that the
>PIC will never keep up with it, we must have USB 2.0 to use in
>the advertizing... I just love sales hype... and the ftdi's are
>USB 1.1
>
>So the search begins YET again.... sigh...
>

It sounds like these sales people are confusing USB 2.0 with High
Speed USB. (Or perhaps, you are?)

The USB 2.0 spec still allows low speed and full speed devices. High
speed devices were added in the USB 2.0 spec but high speed operation
is not required to meet the 2.0 spec.

Note that there are now two different USB logos. The one that was
added says 'High Speed USB', not 'USB 2.0'.


Regards, Bob

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