USB Programming
I have some questions regarding the propeller chip. I want to implement a USB interface to allow the chip to be reprogrammed at will. What is involved in doing this? I see that I could make a Prop Clip and integrate it into my board, which I am interested in doing, or buy the clip. I also plan to buy the 40 pin Propeller DIP chip, 5 MHz crystal, and 64KB EEPROM chip. Does the 64KB EEPROM have to be initially programmed? I do not have an EVAL board, and I am trying to avoid having to buy one. I would like all the programming to done through USB. Any guides on how to do this?
Thank you,
Joseph
Thank you,
Joseph
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at least it comes in SOIC version that is easier to reflow solder by hobbiest.
Look at the Propeller Education Kit (PEK) tutorials for examples of minimal Prop circuitry on a breadboard. One of the "sticky threads" on this forum has links to all the PEK stuff.