Re: TI-H: Port voltage


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Re: TI-H: Port voltage




No.  `5v is a 1, `0v is a 0.

You must use tip or another type of handshaking to receive one bit at a time.

Grant



>So how would I go about determining if its 1 or 0?  Do these 1 and 0s come
>in multiples of 4 to create a byte? and what is the alternate method you
>refered to as tips?
>
>Thanx vb5man@usa.net
>
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>On 10/24/98, at 3:38 PM, Grant Stockly  wrote:
>
>>>Does the TI link port have a certain voltage for each character sent
>>>during a transmission?
>>>If not, how could I interprete the data using circuitry or voltage?
>>
>>No.  Its not an analogue signal.
>>
>>its either 1, or 0.  You have to either make a protocol or use tip.
>>
>>Grant


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