Jeremy Ladan <piclistRemoveME
spammit.edu> wrote:
{Quote hidden}> On some spec sheets I read that USB 1.1 should be able to transfer
> 8 Bytes every 10 ms with an interrupt endpoint, which would be
> plenty for my needs. When I wrote a short program that just flashes
> the LEDs on port B I get 8 bytes every 100ms.
>
> I have a VB app that sends 8 bytes to the PIC16C765, which then
> sends writes the bytes to PORTB. I don't have the PIC sending any
> data back to the PC.
> ....
> Can I get better performance from the 16C765, or will I have to
> buy the FS kit?
Jeremy:
"USB 1.1" covered both low-speed (1.5 Mbit/sec) and full-speed (12
Mbit/sec) USB, but I assume you're talking about low-speed USB.
Try sending 64 bytes at a time instead of 8; see if that helps.
-Andy
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