Heinz Czychun wrote:
> PS If you're interested in HID and assembler google BMinch of Olin
> College, and Olin (funny coincidence that) also has an assembler, I
> believe, HID implementation.

Actually mine is not a HID implementation.  It uses endpoints 1 to make a
bi-directional stream of bytes that can be anything you want them to mean.
This is much like RS-232 or TCP to the application one you get the
connection established.  More details are at
http://www.embedinc.com/pic/usb.htm.


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