How did you do a rs485
Hi all. I actually play with PIC Micro's but belong to this list cause thaey
are so simalar in commands etc.
I am interested in finding out how people achieve a multidrop rs485 network?
I have several pics I want to connect to a network but I do not want to have
the pic sitting there waiting for a SERIN command most of the time? Is there
a way of grabbing a pic/stamps attention? I have heard of and have been
playing with the idea of using another wire and sending a PULSOUT command of
a certain length for each pic and in the programs loop have each indervidual
pic do a PULSIN command to check to see if the hub is trying to contact it?
Regards, Peter
are so simalar in commands etc.
I am interested in finding out how people achieve a multidrop rs485 network?
I have several pics I want to connect to a network but I do not want to have
the pic sitting there waiting for a SERIN command most of the time? Is there
a way of grabbing a pic/stamps attention? I have heard of and have been
playing with the idea of using another wire and sending a PULSOUT command of
a certain length for each pic and in the programs loop have each indervidual
pic do a PULSIN command to check to see if the hub is trying to contact it?
Regards, Peter
Comments
The best way would be to buy Jan Axelsons "Serial Port Complete". It has all
the info, with sample stamp code, circuits etc.
Chris
Original Message
From: Peter May <manager@s...>
To: Basic Stamp (E-mail) <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 9:38 AM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] How did you do a rs485
> Hi all. I actually play with PIC Micro's but belong to this list cause
thaey
> are so simalar in commands etc.
>
> I am interested in finding out how people achieve a multidrop rs485
network?
> I have several pics I want to connect to a network but I do not want to
have
> the pic sitting there waiting for a SERIN command most of the time? Is
there
> a way of grabbing a pic/stamps attention? I have heard of and have been
> playing with the idea of using another wire and sending a PULSOUT command
of
> a certain length for each pic and in the programs loop have each
indervidual
> pic do a PULSIN command to check to see if the hub is trying to contact
it?
>
> Regards, Peter
>
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