| ??? 06/08/04 09:26 Read: times |
#72032 - RE: Bit-Banging mechanism Responding to: ???'s previous message |
let me remind you that RS232 is not a protocol. It is a standard of transmition (logic levels, speed, wire lenght, etc)
you must make your own protocol for transfering data. i.e. "uC 1" sends to "uC 2" an "A" and then "uC2" does rutine 1 and returns "uC1" data does your uC has an UART? what is your application? do you want to make a network or just want to connect 2 devices? |
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