I am just getting up to speed on using USB in an embedded environment. What I am wanting to do is to use one of the available microcontrollers (AVR,PIC,etc) in a USB HOST mode. In particular, I desire to interface a USB mouse to an embedded project. Is this feasible with the microcontrollers available? I could use some advise in regards to this issue. Thanks Jim
USB Microcontroller Question
Aug 20, 2009
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Yes, you can use At90usb647/1287 in usb host mode.
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A software only solution can be found here:
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Antoon
Antoon schrieb:
The original poster asked for USB *HOST* mode.
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Microchip makes several USB OTG devices.
Leon
Look at the Vinculum VNC1 - I think it can be used for things like mice and printers in addition to its filesytem functionality
Microchip has a few 16 & 32 bit chips which support USB host mode.
Check out AN1141, for example.
Atmel Host demo:
AVR270: USB Mouse Demonstration
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don
This may help you:
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Cheers Don...
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Thanks to all for your input.. Jim
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