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I know I'm out on the bleeding edge here, but I am getting the same error
"Identifier not declared : TXReportRam"
"Identifier not declared : RXReportRam"
on a 18F87J50, using the example code. I have checked this code on a 18F4550 and it works fine, using v2.0.2.0.
Checking the 18F87J50 datasheet I cannot see any mention of the Dual-Port RAM, so I have to assume it is not present, like the 18F2450. Is there anything I can modify to get this working, or will I have to wait for the routines to be updated too for this device?
"Identifier not declared : TXReportRam"
"Identifier not declared : RXReportRam"
on a 18F87J50, using the example code. I have checked this code on a 18F4550 and it works fine, using v2.0.2.0.
Checking the 18F87J50 datasheet I cannot see any mention of the Dual-Port RAM, so I have to assume it is not present, like the 18F2450. Is there anything I can modify to get this working, or will I have to wait for the routines to be updated too for this device?
RangerBob,
This is from the first page of the 18F87J50 datasheet:
This is from the first page of the 18F87J50 datasheet:
It is a pity that SF does not support this device (at least for USB) - it offers so much more than the 18F2550/4550.Universal Serial Bus Features:
• USB V2.0 Compliant SIE
• Low Speed (1.5 Mb/s) and Full Speed (12 Mb/s)
• Supports Control, Interrupt, Isochronous and
Bulk Transfers
• Supports up to 32 Endpoints (16 bidirectional)
• 3.9-Kbyte Dual Access RAM for USB
• On-Chip USB Transceiver
PIC18F2450 EasyHID Support?
Following along with the PIC18F2450 support question that TimB responded to, Is the 2450 now supported by EasyHID?
I downloaded the EasyHID program from the Wiki but that version doesn't list the 2450.
Also is there a SF USB bootloader? -- I see that there isn't official SF USB bootloader but I found a work-around via MPLAB in another thread.
Thanks,
I downloaded the EasyHID program from the Wiki but that version doesn't list the 2450.
Also is there a SF USB bootloader? -- I see that there isn't official SF USB bootloader but I found a work-around via MPLAB in another thread.
Thanks,