Iee 1394
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Anybody out there familiar with the 1394 "Firewire" interface? We have a need
for this new high speed system. Any input on this format would be very helpful.
Jeffrey A Boccaccio
InVisions Technology
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for this new high speed system. Any input on this format would be very helpful.
Jeffrey A Boccaccio
InVisions Technology
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Apple created it. Very fast serial interface comes with all new Macs, and
is also available as a 3rd party PCI card for PC's or Macs.
For a White Paper:
http://www.sel.sony.com/semi/ieee1394.html
Other sites:
http://www.nital.com/fbuild.html has some info on a Firewire
sniffer/development system of some sort.
http://www.apple.com/ will have some info on the site somewhere.
http://www.1394.com/ will be active soon.
Even microsoft.com and a search of their site for ieee1394 produces a number
of links.
Now, all we need is for someone like FTDI to create a FIREWIREMOD which
would be as easy to use as their USBMOD's, then we could have FireWire
interfacing to our Stamps.
On a side note, while I mention FTDI, I've had some success with their
USBMOD2 interfacing with a Stamp. Will write more later on that.
Cheers,
Ben, Wellington, New Zealand.
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> Anybody out there familiar with the 1394 "Firewire" interface? We have a need
> for this new high speed system. Any input on this format would be very
> helpful.
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> Jeffrey A Boccaccio
> InVisions Technology
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Firewire as you already know is called "IEEE 1394" If you go to www.IEEE.com You
can download the white papers and read all about it for a nominal fee.
Good Luck!
-Randy Knutson
Jeff Boccaccio <jeff@i...> wrote: Anybody out there familiar with
the 1394 "Firewire" interface? We have a need for this new high speed system.
Any input on this format would be very helpful.
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InVisions Technology
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