USB programming with Visual Studio

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HI Guys,

I was wondering if anyone knew of any resources that I could look at for programming a usb device with visual studio?

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Microchip has Windows code to go with their USB software.

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yes.

/sarc. more info required.

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leon_heller:
Microchip has Windows code to go with their USB software.

Let’s look at the title of this forum area: Hmm, it says AVR Atmel, not Microchip.

Did you mean Atmel’s “AVR Studio” for AVRs, rather than Microsoft’s “Visual Studio”? If yes, AVR Studio enables programming AVR chips using USB via the Atmel in-system-programmer (ISP).

http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/tools … ol_id=3808

Available from many sources.

There are China-copies that may or may not work well.

There’s also an RS232 version of this ISP.

More complex, there are AVR chips/boards that have built-in USB and can download via an on-chip bootloader and you don’t need the ISP, above. Most people start with the ISP and a board with an ISP-compatible connector - a pin header.

If you have RS232, there are ISPs for that PC interface as well.

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I don’t’ know what that solution would be, but I’m pretty sure Stevech wanted a way to program with visual studio. not AVR studio.

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Conrthomas:
I don’t’ know what that solution would be, but I’m pretty sure Stevech wanted a way to program with visual studio. not AVR studio.

The question was not from stevech; it was from jakkjakk, the OP.

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stevech:

Conrthomas:
I don’t’ know what that solution would be, but I’m pretty sure Stevech wanted a way to program with visual studio. not AVR studio.

The question was not from stevech; it was from jakkjakk, the OP.

Oops, sorry. You get the point though.

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My guess is hes looking for a branded solution for firmware updating for clients.