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ISP1362 USB controller

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‎07-18-2009 12:18 PM
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Hello folks, 

 

I saw, looking at the Forum, that there is a lot of you outhere, trying to configure and use ISP1362 USB controller on DE2 board. 

I have no at all experience with the similar things. 

I desperately beg you to share your experience with me. 

 

In my project I want to receive commands for my design via usb. After receiving the command, my desing do some work and give the answer also via usb communication. The command and the answer are both one byte or two. 

So, I need to implement USB communication using DE2 board and ISP1362 USB controller. 

Looking at the ISP1362 datasheet and programming guide I see that there is a lot of things described (on more then 150 pages). This fact frighten me a little bit to dare to write some programmm for ISP1362 USB controller. 

 

I also have doubts which lantuage to use: VHDL or C using SOPC builder.  

Any idea, advice and suggestion will help me a lot. 

Thank you in advance for your time and effort. 

 

Regards, 

Bojan
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