Downloads:

mikroC: All files which includes mikroC, mikroBasic, MPLAB C18, Windows Interface, Linux GCC code.

mikroBasic: Empty

Other: Empty

More information on source code:
http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/55/microchip-hid-bootloader-template-and-adc-over-usb-for-pic18f-and-pic24f-pic18f14k50-pic18f27j53-pic18f2553-pic18f4553-pic24fj64gb002-tested

The USB Logic Tool
The device is meant to be a prototyping aid and designed to work well by minimizing breadboard space used, interaction through a visual interface, easy setup and low cost. The low cost allows it to be built at home or a PCB can be purchased for a low price. It is also reprogrammable through USB so other functions can easily be loaded (such as a Virtual COM Port) or a custom one (variable switching mode power supply).


Device Hardware
A few different options are available to use the device and the schematic (Schematic.PDF) and bill of materials (Bill Of Materials.XLSX) are included in the project:
•    Build on BreadBoard - Easy
•    Build on ProtoBoard – Difficult/Tricky (MCU Pins are directly soldered to breadboard headers and crystal is under the IC)
 
•    Buy Through Hole Version PCB from BatchPCB – Easy
o    “PCB Layout (Through Hole).pdf”
o    http://www.batchpcb.com/index.php/Products/83920
 
•    Buy Through Hole Version PCB with space reduced by mounting IC on breadboard headers from BatchPCB – Average/Tricky  (MCU Pins are directly soldered to breadboard headers)
o    “PCB Layout (Through Hole - Special).pdf”
o    http://www.batchpcb.com/index.php/Products/83922
 
 
•    Buy Surface Mount Version PCB from BatchPCB – Difficult The First Time
o    “PCB Layout (Surface Mount).pdf”
o    http://www.batchpcb.com/index.php/Products/82975
 

Buying from BatchPCB will only provide the PCB needed and the components have to be purchased separately. The exact components for the PCB are listed in “Bill Of Materials.XLSX”.