| ??? 07/12/04 19:16 Read: times |
#74085 - RE: Dumb devices? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Are these "dumb" devices that you're trying to control - ie, no processor in the device?
If so, you should look at I2C, SPI, Dallas 1-Wire, etc. Directly addressable slave controllers are available for all of these, requiring no processor in the device. How many slaves do you need to control? Over what distances? |
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