Windows software which allows one to communicate with the pUSB board in conjunction with the pUSB hex code written in PICBasicPro Ver 2.42. If an LCD is connected to the development board, this software can be used to send text to it. The PIC code sets up Port A as analog, providing up to five channels. All of the Port D pins can be used for general I/O. Port B is also available if the LCD is not used. All other unused pins are available. The software can set or reset any individual pin. ADC values received from the pUSB board are displayed as decimal values. A ‘status’ section graphically displays a ports condition, by making pins that are high the color green and pins that are low red.
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