BS2SX Timing

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I have a timing sensitive application for the BS2SX.
The speed is not really a factor since I'm
communicating with some relatively slow devices (opto
LED's). But I do need to know how long each of the
different instructions take -- or at least those to do
with counting, looping, input and output. I'm familiar
with the timing on the shiftin/out and serin/out which
is specked-out by parallax. From what I see "10,000
instructions per second" is an average of some sort.
Does anybody have this information?

Thanks,

Mike
miketurco@y...




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At 10:11 PM Monday 12/18/2000 -0800, you wrote:



>I have a timing sensitive application for the BS2SX.
>The speed is not really a factor since I'm
>communicating with some relatively slow devices (opto
>LED's). But I do need to know how long each of the
>different instructions take -- or at least those to do
>with counting, looping, input and output. I'm familiar
>with the timing on the shiftin/out and serin/out which
>is specked-out by parallax. From what I see "10,000
>instructions per second" is an average of some sort.
>Does anybody have this information?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Mike
>miketurco@y...

Hi Mike -

Here is a list of BS2 (various types) and the execution times compliments of
EME Systems [noparse][[/noparse] http://www.emesystems.com/BS2speed.htm ]. That should get you
started.

Regards,

Bruce Bates





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Bruce

The site of EME systems is really worth a visit and many downloads in order to
hold
this documentation at hand.
Thank you for your always interesting interventions on this group.
Regards
ECO

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