Re: TI-H: Motion control and a UNIVERSAL Interface
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Re: TI-H: Motion control and a UNIVERSAL Interface
Bryan Rittmeyer wrote:
> Don't take this as a personal attack -- however, the EuP is going to include
> a serial port which will make developing an IR link brainlessly simple. The
> problem is that if I wish this port to also work with the PC GraphLink
> software
I was hoping I could finish my IR link first so you wouldn't need/want
to build one into your EuP. But the problem with the EuP IR link is that
it won't work without special drivers. Mine will, and it will hopefully
support I2C too (untested, but it should work).
> I'll have to speed it up to 9600 - Not a problem at all for the PIC, but
> building
> a simple IR link that works at 9600 is pretty difficult do to problems with
> those
> nice IR receiver modules you can buy at ratshack (which have a latency.) 300
> is much easier to implement for IR, so I may need a variable speed port for
> the EuP. Either way its not overly difficult and I have tons of firmware
> program
> EEPROM left.
How about IrDA? I don't know much about it but I've understand it can be
used for a serial-IR-serial link...if you don't have to, don't design
your own. It's frustrating, I can tell you :)
> If only I didn't have an overwhelming amount of school work.. :`(
I've got the same problems...plus organizations, friends, parties,
work...
-Ozone
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