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Well I've already started looking at some PIC tutorials, but I just want to know if I can latch a byte or bytes to the GPIO pins, thats all.![]()
Well, there's at least some progress on the requirement front (i.e. from packets to now a byte). It is hard for people to help if the purpose, and or description of what's to be accomplished isn't conveyed, or overly vague. Is it for led's?, communication to another IC chip?, PC control only?, microcontroller involvement?I have read the datasheet and it does not say whether or not I can latch a byte to it. And its not just the PL2303HX chip, almost every USB controller datasheet that I look at has GPIO pins but doesn't tell me if I can latch a byte to it. I just figured the GPIO pins have the same use across all USB controllers and I just want to get the general convention.
I have read the datasheet and it does not say whether or not I can latch a byte to it. And its not just the PL2303HX chip, almost every USB controller datasheet that I look at has GPIO pins but doesn't tell me if I can latch a byte to it. I just figured the GPIO pins have the same use across all USB controllers and I just want to get the general convention.
Synchronous and asynchronous bit bang mode interface options with RD# and WR# strobes allow the data bus to be used as a general purpose I/O port.