Today we ported the open source USB to two microcontrollers, the PIC18F2550, and the PIC24FJ64GB002. While the echo demo we had worked with the PIC18F2550, it was built to work with the IR Toy, so some board specific stuff was in there. The new ports are bare bones, and are intended for any board that has USB support on it.
Part Ninja documentation required some schematics of how part specific measurement is done, so we made a bunch of them in Eagle.
We continued to play around with the Bus Blaster development today. We started routing a V4 board featuring an FPGA, instead of the CPLD we use in v2. Signal traces first, as they need to be clean, and power traces around them.