Serial Syntax
Chipper
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Hello everyone im new to MCs so i hope this isnt a noob question. Im trying to make an interface for my ipod with stud3.tuwien.ac.at/~e0026607/aap/ipod_aap.html
but i do not know what the currect syntax goes when using hexidecimal, i dont know if i send "0xFF", $FF, $00FF or SHEX 0xFF etc help would be greatly appreciated.
but i do not know what the currect syntax goes when using hexidecimal, i dont know if i send "0xFF", $FF, $00FF or SHEX 0xFF etc help would be greatly appreciated.
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Similarly, $1234 is a 16-bit hexadecimal number written in some other systems as 0x1234. From one of the links on the website you showed,
the serial interface is 0/+3.3V. The Stamp's put out 0/+5V which will damage the iPod. There's a "sticky thread" on the Propeller forum that discusses the general issue of interfacing +3.3V and +5V systems with each other and there are several specific suggestions given that would
work in your case. The iPod, like the Propeller, is a +3.3V system and the Stamp, like many peripherals, is a 5V system.