Hi,
When communicating with PIC and sending orders ("turn LED1 on"), have you
considered using Firmata protocol ? Widely used with Arduinos, the idea is
to program a firmware with which you can deal from a PC client (protocol
declares "standard" way to send/receive messages). There are many clients
out there. I tried to implement Firmata v1 (I think this is the version) for
Jaluino (18f4550). It's a lot of fun, and quite powerful.
How did you solve your cdc line status check problem ?
Kudos anyway :)
Cheers,
Seb
2010/11/28 phalox <[email protected]>
> Hey all again!
>
> I'm not going to say anything, and just post 2 images here :-)
>
> http://imgur.com/0WHpW.jpg
>
> http://imgur.com/wYeni.jpg
>
> I now tried with another Terminal program. The first one was just too
> basic, and didn't work well. And we are successful!
> I needed this for a project at school where we need to make a Java
> program. And what's more interesting than combining that with one/more
> microcontrollers! An arduino was already 'working' in this setup, and
> the pic did work instantly with the test program.
>
> The firmware does an echo of the incoming byte and sends it back.
> Thanks for the help! It's great that this is working!!
>
> Toon
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