Rs 485

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Hi Stampers,

is there any chance to generate a RS 485 Signal from a stamp?
And by the way, is it true that RS 485 is the same as DMX that is used to
control light-computers?

Thanx for Help, Uli


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Archiver

You can use chips like the LTC485 or SN7516 to do RS-485 with the Stamp. For
a good reference, get Jan Axelson's book, "Serial Port Complete."

-- Jon Williams
-- Parallax


In a message dated 3/14/02 3:03:13 AM Central Standard Time,
ulibasic@r... writes:


> is there any chance to generate a RS 485 Signal from a stamp?
> And by the way, is it true that RS 485 is the same as DMX that is used to
> control light-computers?
>



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Archiver

yes dmx is rs 485 based, do a google search and you should be able to find
the format and baud rate, I looked into it a while back and haven't had time
to do anything with it.

Lincoln

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> Hi Stampers,
>
> is there any chance to generate a RS 485 Signal from a stamp?
> And by the way, is it true that RS 485 is the same as DMX that is used to
> control light-computers?
>
> Thanx for Help, Uli
>
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Archiver

You can find more information about DMX in this page:

http://www.usitt.org/.



--- Lincoln <liworsha@g...> escribi