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Old 27th October 2009, 08:48 AM   #16
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Er.. to put simply, mine is a simple main board which goes according to your tutorial, and the USB connections are made according to the schematic I attached with the previous post.
Well... the UBW link given shows the schematic which is not too different from the standard main board in your tutorials, right?
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Old 27th October 2009, 10:10 AM   #17
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Er.. to put simply, mine is a simple main board which goes according to your tutorial, and the USB connections are made according to the schematic I attached with the previous post.
Well... the UBW link given shows the schematic which is not too different from the standard main board in your tutorials, right?
It's just the same, I've even modified one of my 16F876 main boards to add a USB socket and the switches for the UBW.
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