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A special thanks must go for the support of the following people -

• Laurent Guinnard from Ellisys for sending out a USB Tracker 110 USB analyser.



• John B Peatman author of "Embedded Design with the PIC18F452 Microcontroller" for sending out a copy of his new book.



• Brenden Ede from Gigatechnology.com for sending out a USBMOD USB to TTL Serial and USBMOD2 USB to 8bit Parallel Data modules.



• Michael DeVault from DeVaSys Embedded Systems for sending out a USB I2C/IO Interface Board, USBLPT-PD11 USB development board (desktop version) and a USBLPT-PD11D USB development board (dongle version). He also later sent out two of his new USB-I2C/IO Rev-B boards. Thanks Michael.



• Wei Leong Chui of Philips Semiconductor for sending out two ISP1581 USB 2.0 samples to Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.



• Rob Severson from J Gorden Electronic Design Inc for sending a USBSimm my way.



• Mike Johnson from Iready Corporation was kind enough to send one of his S-7600 AVR Development Boards.

As always any donations (or toys) are kindly accepted.

As you could guess, Craig Peacock is quite a busy person. Any technical questions or pleads for help is often better handled by a newsgroup or mailing list, such as the interfacing mailing list. Simply join by sending a blank email to interfacing-subscribe@yahoogroups.com and then e-mail your questions to interfacing@yahoogroups.com. Common questions may have already been answered in the Interfacing Discussion Group Archives

However if you wish to contact Craig or drop a line with your comments, you can do so using the following form or by email to Craig.Peacock@beyondlogic.org.