目前用于应用程序分发的微芯片库有许多USB项目（CDC、HID和其他），用于低引脚数USB开发工具包（DM164127-2），其具有PIC16F1459。对于没有USB经验的人，我强烈建议他们从具有完整的A的东西开始。这是一种“走出去”的方法，这是一种开始的方式。如果你还没有一个3或其他程序员，在一个组合开发板和一个PICTIT3:DV164139-2上有一个很好的交易，在“让你的脚湿”的东西实际工作，你可以用它作为一个跳板开发你的实际应用。DULE与“1459”是一致的，而且几乎所有的软件都会从一个项目转移到另一个项目，所以对我来说，这是开始的方式。Low Pin计数开发板的原理图也可以作为您的应用程序的起点。现在对于喜欢MCC的人来说，我注意到MCC具有PIC16F145X功能，但在用USB、定时器、UART等创建项目后，MCC没有给出如何实现的线索。Y实现一个应用程序。这就是为什么我建议从MLA开始。问候，戴夫
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The current
Microchip Libraries for Applications distribution has a number of USB projects (CDC, HID, and others) for the Low Pin Count USB Development Kit (DM164127-2), which has a PIC16F1459.
For people with no USB experience, I strongly recommend that they start with something that has complete applications that work "out of the box," and this is a way to get started. If you don't already have a PICkit 3 or other programmer, there is a pretty good deal on a combination Development Board and a PICkit3: DV164139-2
After "getting your feet wet" with something that actually works, you can use this as a springboard for developing your real application.
The '1454 USB module is consistent with that of the '1459, and almost all of the software will carry over from one project to the other, so this is, for me, The Way To Get Started. The schematic for the Low Pin Count development board can also, perhaps, serve as a starting point for your application.
Now for people who like MCC, I note that the MCC has PIC16F145x capabilities, but after you create the project with USB, Timers, UART, etc., MCC gives no clue as to how to actually implement an application. That's why I suggest starting with MLA.
Regards,
Dave
目前用于应用程序分发的微芯片库有许多USB项目（CDC、HID和其他），用于低引脚数USB开发工具包（DM164127-2），其具有PIC16F1459。对于没有USB经验的人，我强烈建议他们从具有完整的A的东西开始。这是一种“走出去”的方法，这是一种开始的方式。如果你还没有一个3或其他程序员，在一个组合开发板和一个PICTIT3:DV164139-2上有一个很好的交易，在“让你的脚湿”的东西实际工作，你可以用它作为一个跳板开发你的实际应用。DULE与“1459”是一致的，而且几乎所有的软件都会从一个项目转移到另一个项目，所以对我来说，这是开始的方式。Low Pin计数开发板的原理图也可以作为您的应用程序的起点。现在对于喜欢MCC的人来说，我注意到MCC具有PIC16F145X功能，但在用USB、定时器、UART等创建项目后，MCC没有给出如何实现的线索。Y实现一个应用程序。这就是为什么我建议从MLA开始。问候，戴夫
以上来自于百度翻译
以下为原文
The current
Microchip Libraries for Applications distribution has a number of USB projects (CDC, HID, and others) for the Low Pin Count USB Development Kit (DM164127-2), which has a PIC16F1459.
For people with no USB experience, I strongly recommend that they start with something that has complete applications that work "out of the box," and this is a way to get started. If you don't already have a PICkit 3 or other programmer, there is a pretty good deal on a combination Development Board and a PICkit3: DV164139-2
After "getting your feet wet" with something that actually works, you can use this as a springboard for developing your real application.
The '1454 USB module is consistent with that of the '1459, and almost all of the software will carry over from one project to the other, so this is, for me, The Way To Get Started. The schematic for the Low Pin Count development board can also, perhaps, serve as a starting point for your application.
Now for people who like MCC, I note that the MCC has PIC16F145x capabilities, but after you create the project with USB, Timers, UART, etc., MCC gives no clue as to how to actually implement an application. That's why I suggest starting with MLA.
Regards,
Dave
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