18F4550 USB driver code

[seven]

please, can you tell me why i have to use a 24MHz crystal.
If i want to use a 20 MHZ crystal i have just to configure config1l the way i get 5 on the pll divider no?

[seven]

so i just have to configure the register and all will work fine

can u tell me how i can use the code u've posted please. Do i have to copy it in the .h file created?
How can i create a new pic with ur code?

[seven]

i've just realised i can't program my pic 18F4550 !!!

i used to use an icd for programming my pic, but with with icd i can't programm this pic. An error has occured telling me that i have to update my firmware so that he can support PIC18. I did it (using MPLAB for PIC 18), but when i test my icd he doesn't to say : "test icd passed", and i have the following error : " ...xxxblablaxxx ...: check icd power"

Please can you tell me how you programm your pic and if you use ICD how can i get mine working.

[Mark]

[seven]

[Tre]

I tried this code today but I was unable to get it working properly. I am using a 4MHz crystal. I have the the oscillator set at HS-PLL, NO 96MHz prescalar, and the CPU Post Scalar at /3 and /4. I see the pulse on the USB input when I plug the cable in and I get an interrupt, but it never connects. I have tried the internal voltage regulator (with 220nF cap to ground) and disabling the regulator and putting a 3.3v supply on the pin. So far no luck though, does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,
Drew

[Tre]

Finally, I got the code working after many many hours of frustration. The problem was actually quite simple but just something I had never considered. I was trying to test this on a PICDEM 2 PLUS board. Well, RC3 and RC4 are typically used for I2C communications. There are two pullup resistors R8 and R9 on the board that pull these lines to 5V since I2C is open collector. These two resistors cause all kinds of havoc on USB communication. Therefore, in order to get this code running on the PICDEM 2 Plus board, you need to do the following:

1) Desolder R8 and R9.
2) Connect a 220nF capacitor between RC3 and Ground
3) Connect D+ and D- to RC4 and RC5
4) Connect the USB ground to the ground plane
5) Do not try and power the PICDEM 2 board from USB, it draws too much current. It has too much capacitance (in-rush current) and all of the LED's/peripherials. So just leave the power unconnected. Power it with the 9V or aux adapter.

[snavarro]

Hi

Could someone tell me the settings for 20MHz cristal.

thanks

[Tre]

The Full Speed USB Clock Source: 96Mhz PLL/2
CPU System Clock Postscalar: Set this to whatever you want, its your micro speed
96Mhz PLL Prescalar: Divide by 5 (20 Mhz)
Oscillator: Either HS or HS-PLL depending on what you want for your micro speed

Enable these
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Powerup Timer, Fail-Safe Clock Monitor, USB Voltage Regulator, Brown Out Detect, Stack Overflow

Disable these
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Watchdog timer, Internal External Switch Over Mode, Code Protect

[snavarro]

Hi Tre

Thanks for your info. My 18F4550 is working with this code.

I tried to compile the files:

ex_usb_scope.c and ex_usb_hid.c and I have to insert the line:

#define USB_MAX_PACKET_LENGTH 64

in the pic_usb18.c file for the correct compilation.

I'm not sure of the 64 value. Is the same that the value used in the usbn960.c file.

I have added comments in the lines with the function usbn_get_version() too.

I was searching for more info, and I found this link:

http://www.sixca.com

In this site there are code that , I think, can be used for try the code of the files ex_usb_scope.c and ex_usb_hid.c.

Regards

[andrew1956]

Hi

Thanks for code

How modify by 18f2550 ?

Thanks

[kathiresan]

sir

how to incoporate the change " 96Mhz PLL Prescalar: Divide by 5 (20 Mhz) "? which file i have to incooperate and how?For bus powered how to incooperate changes in the software? pl help me