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Re: Using the TI LaunchPad from your KoP

It seems that for the USB interface, I could use the USB interface (FTDI2232H) that is already on the LP and connects to the JTAG port and an SCI port on the TMS320F28069. It also seems that if I remove/open JP1 and JP3, the USB interface would "float" and be powered from the host computer.

Thanks for the recommendation for RealTerm. It would be a great way to get started. Later, I would still want to implement some sort of Visual Basic or Visual C program running on the host to set operation modes and monitor progress in a way that is more user friendly.
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