Trace Systems, Inc

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Define Your Data

Describe your data, using HIDmaker's graphical sketchpad, the Visual Data Designer. You can quickly name each item, and default properties let you describe each one completely.

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Generate Your Code

Then, "It Writes Your USB Code," for both PIC peripheral and PC host. You'll see the variables that you created in the code on both sides. All you'll need to do is put data into a variable like Pot1 on one side, and just use the variable of the same name on the other side. It's like a magic mailbox!

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Customize and Run!

HIDmaker's Principle of Direct Transfer of Variables lets you use your data items as named shipping containers. Just add a little code on the PIC side to read that pot and put the value in Pot1, and add a little PC code to display the value sent from the PIC.