??? 03/31/07 21:16 Read: times |
#136343 - Not necessarily. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Jan Waclawek said:
[the quick solution]... is to use the FTDI- or similar chip. Punktum. Not necessarily. If I do that, I've got to physically connect it to the micro, and then also implement some software interface in the micro. Not necessarily a big deal, true - I've done it before: ![]() It just seems that it'd be easier if I can get a devkit with everything readymade all on one board. the "modern", "high-end-ish" derivatives have their quirks and the learning curve might be long and painful. Yes, that's a risk. But, again, a ready-made devkit (and supporting materials) reduces the risk. I also think that this particular "learning curve" can be put down as an "investment" |