USB and the BasicStamp

Archiver

Thought there might be some interest. I uploaded a picture of my
prototype in the Photos section. It uses a FTDI USB serial converter
(http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/usb232.html). You can download
programs as well as communicate to the host over USB. Drivers are
supplied by FTDI. Pretty sweet!

Archiver

Hey cool!

Looks like you've gone down the same tracks as
http://www.lennard.net.nz/electronics/usb.html

Great minds think alike! ;-)


Ben Lennard

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> Thought there might be some interest. I uploaded a picture of my
> prototype in the Photos section. It uses a FTDI USB serial converter
> (http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/usb232.html). You can download
> programs as well as communicate to the host over USB. Drivers are
> supplied by FTDI. Pretty sweet!
>
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