How would the board dimension be? Is it going to
support midrange PIC and dspPic?

John

--- Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@embedinc.com> wrote:

> John Chung wrote:
> > Does anyone here provides these kind of boards? I
> > looked through Wouter and Olin boards and found
> that
> > they support serial connection. To use USB it
> requires
> > external mounting which I prefer not to. There
> should
> > be the following connection on the board.
> 
> I don't have exactly what you want.  However if this
> is a one off or for
> testing, it shouldn't be that hard to solder or glue
> a USB connector to a
> QuickProto-01 with a 18F2550 and connect the data
> lines to RC4 and RC5.  You
> would also have to connect the ground but not
> connect the power line.
> 
> Long term I'm thinking of a QuickProto for USB.  The
> generic firmware,
> Windows driver, and host test program would be
> available so that you can
> start out with a tested bi-directional stream of
> bytes between host software
> and the PIC application firmware.  Anyone can use
> the software for free for
> non-commercial use.  There would be a one-time
> license per VID/PID
> combination if you want to sell or otherwise
> distribute your USB device.
> Don't hold your breath though, I'm still dealing
> with getting the USBProg
> PIC programmer thru production.
> 
> 
>
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