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Open this program in the mbed Compiler, where you can edit it and compile it for your hardware.
Download this program as .zip file.
ADC Niose test
Connect four analog signals to your MBED. and then run the Windows app. The four traces are displayed on an oscilloscope like display. I have used a USB HID DEVICE link, so connections to D+, D- are required.
The MBED code is otherwise quite basic, So you can modify it to your own test needs.
Additionaly, there is a 16 bit count value, in my MBED code Mainly to test if MSB & LSB are correct.
| USBHID | USBHID example |
| USBKeyboard | USB device: a keyboard |
| USBMouse | USBMouse example |
| USBMouseKeyboard | USBMouseKeyboard example |
| main.cpp [code] | |
| USBBusInterface.h [code] | |
| USBBusInterface_LPC11U.cpp [code] | |
| USBBusInterface_LPC17_LPC23.cpp [code] | |
| USBDescriptor.h [code] | |
| USBDevice.cpp [code] | |
| USBDevice.h [code] | |
| USBDevice_Types.h [code] | |
| USBEndpoints.h [code] | |
| USBEndpoints_LPC11U.h [code] | |
| USBEndpoints_LPC17_LPC23.h [code] | |
| USBHID.cpp [code] | |
| USBHID.h [code] | |
| USBHID_Types.h [code] | |
| USBKeyboard.cpp [code] | |
| USBKeyboard.h [code] | |
| USBMouse.cpp [code] | |
| USBMouse.h [code] | |
| USBMouseKeyboard.cpp [code] | |
| USBMouseKeyboard.h [code] |