| ??? 11/02/00 07:22 Read: times |
#6144 - RE: Which bus protocol to use |
Hi Todd,
also Jays solution sounds nice. To let pass a message, the interrupt handler must only do: mov sbuf, sbuf Maybe you need no additional transceiver chips, since the connections are short (only from 1 device to the next). The main disadvantage, any interruption of the chain stops all communication. A solution can be, use a head phone plug with switch. So, if devices are removed, the switch close the chain again. Peter |
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