Micropendous

Link to Google Drive copy of all the Micropendous project files. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-

GoogleCode has gone into archive mode so it no longer displays images. The entire Micropendous

You would need to reprogram the AT90USB1287's bootloader to one compatible with Arduino such as

Here are the changes to FreeRTOS and LUFA's VirtualSerial that allow LUFA and FreeRTOS to work

Here is a very small USB-miniB to USB-A adaptor: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?p_id=

The code as-is has flow control permanently enabled. If you do not need flow control you can use the

It's a perfect support, thank you! 2012/10/19 Opendous Support <opendous...@gmail.com>

It's working, thanks ! Le jeudi 12 juillet 2012 06:47:54 UTC+2, Opendous Inc. a écrit : If you

On 07/05/2012 10:37 PM, Opendous Inc. wrote: > Hi, > > Yes, it is possible to host generic

Yes, I wrote pin definition files for an earlier version of Arduino and had a flaky demo based around

Great!! I made the change you suggested and it is working on my hardware as well. Thank you very much

Thanks for the replies. Crosspack looked quite old and I'm a homebrew user, so I ended up finding

This is another problem of not yet completing a port of all the demos to the latest LUFA release. I

I am currently updating the Micropendous distribution so there is a mix of old and new code. Although

My answer ended up at: http://groups.google.com/group/micropendous/msg/e9c7f57e6bdb1c42 On Nov 8, 3:

I know of a project that used MyroPCB to have 3 prototypes assembled. Expect costs of around $100/

It is only a couple of lines to initialize a timer and it was safer to initialize just the one timer

Thanks for your quick reply. I will try your suggestions tonight and let you know what happened. As

>Supposing I had the at90usbxxx7 micropendous, would I be >able to use the bootloader or do I

So you want to use an AT90USB1287 or AT90USB647 to Host your USB Serial LCD Device? Right now the

I am starting to list Micropendous boards for sale at www.Micropendous.com More boards will be

On May 16, 7:29 pm, Andrea Montefusco <andrea.montefu...@gmail.com> wrote: > maybe have I to

If you see an Atmel device when running lsusb (03eb:2ff?) that means the board is connected in DFU

Great! Thank you very much for taking time in solving this issue. by initializing external SRAM

The attached USBVirtualSerial-ExtSRAMTest firmware is a complete LUFA-based example of how to use

I scratched my head on this one for awhile but finally figured out where the "extern

LPC176x-Development-Board had an Arduino-compatible header layout and is now at: http://code.google.

Thanks! Happy to support the project. :) On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 8:19 PM, Opendous Inc. <opendous@

Hey, Yes exactly. void USB_Task(void) { /* Read bytes from the USB OUT endpoint into the local buffer

I have managed to list a few more at http://www.opendous.com On Jun 8, 8:35 am, Opendous Support <