| ??? 01/03/05 20:19 Read: times |
#84286 - CAN baud rate Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Rob,
You might find that your CAN network will cause more restrictions on your oscillator frequency than the uart. There is a lot to set up with CAN and you will likely be better off with the fastest crystal that supports the CAN speed that you need, then use T2 as a baud rate generator for the uart, getting as close to your RS232 speed as you can. Check out the baud rate calculator on Keil's website: http://www.keil.com/c51/baudrate.asp Dennis |
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