How can I connect my USB drive, Flash-memory card, printer, keyboard, mouse, or other USB peripheral to my microcontroller circuit?
Every USB communication is between a host and a device. Almost all microcontrollers with USB capability are devices. Peripherals are also devices. These are possible solutions: 1. Add an embedded host controller to your microcontroller circuit. 2. Use a peripheral with USB On-The-Go capability. The peripheral can then function as both a device and a host. 3. Use a Delkin USB Bridge or similar product to transfer files between devices. 4. Connect your microcontroller and the peripheral to a PC or other general USB host.
Related Questions
- How can I connect my USB drive, Flash-memory card, printer, keyboard, mouse, or other USB peripheral to my microcontroller circuit?
- Connect WinXP PC to USB keyboard and mouse directly (without KVM switch), turn on the PC and check if the keyboard is OK?
- How do I connect keyboard and mouse, audio and USB devices?
