Overview One type of data transfer capable over the USB is Isochronous data.
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The next two pens are the read and write strobes. Pin 6 is the read strobe which goes low while reading data, and pin 7 is the write strobe which goes low while writing data. Port B - All eight pins are designated to recording a byte of data for either reading or writing. As can be seen in the logic analyzer screen below, the simulated data bus performs a burst of 16 reads followed by a burst of 16 writes. Details To send Isochronous Data to the ports, the PORTnCFG Registers must be set to 0.