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Re: USB chip

Subject: Re: USB chip
From: "David Murray" <adric22@yahoo.com>
Date: 7 Oct 2006 21:34:29 -0700
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> On the Atari 8bit (also 6502, 64 KB RAM) we use the Cypress SL811HS USB
> Controller. There might be better USB Controller available now, but the
> plus for the Cypress is that for this chip some 6502 Drivers already exist.

I wonder if it might be possible to integrate to the user-port.  I know
I have seen some USB chips that converted USB to essentially a serial
I/O for use in microcontrollers and such.  However, they seem to be
always designed as a slave device.  I don't think I've come across such
a device that works as a master.

The reason I'm interested (of course) is that I've considered trying to
impliment USB on the DTV.

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