I am building an Arduino Shield to interface with a Coridium Super Pro. I want to add a USB mini connector & circuits necessary to do program & terminal operations through the shield board.
What circuits do I need?
USB On Arduino Shield
Re: USB On Arduino Shield
The schematics you need are linked to in the help files
On the USB side -- (though you may want to use the FT231 which is cheaper, we will switch over to that later this year)
http://www.coridium.us/files/Schematics/Dongle2.pdf
and SuperPRO
http://www.coridium.us/files/Schematics/superSCH.pdf
You can make most of the connections you need on the standard shield connections
RXD is on AD6
TXD is on AD7
GND
5V from USB
RESET to dRESETn
As you are using C, you will also want to connect BOOT to dDCD1, which connects next to the AREF pin which is unused, add a jumper to stay on the Arduino pins
On the USB side -- (though you may want to use the FT231 which is cheaper, we will switch over to that later this year)
http://www.coridium.us/files/Schematics/Dongle2.pdf
and SuperPRO
http://www.coridium.us/files/Schematics/superSCH.pdf
You can make most of the connections you need on the standard shield connections
RXD is on AD6
TXD is on AD7
GND
5V from USB
RESET to dRESETn
As you are using C, you will also want to connect BOOT to dDCD1, which connects next to the AREF pin which is unused, add a jumper to stay on the Arduino pins
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Re: USB On Arduino Shield
arduino projects pdf is a book used for learning A Tour of Arduino, LED Projects, Sensor Projects, Light Projects, Sound Projects, and Power Projects.
http://computersciencepdf.com/arduino-projects-pdf/
http://computersciencepdf.com/arduino-projects-pdf/