Difference between 16468 and 84???
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What is the difference between the serial port settings 16468 and
84?? Could anyone please explain??
Sumana Garikipati
84?? Could anyone please explain??
Sumana Garikipati
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both are for a BS2 or BS2E.
True means when the data bits are zero, the Stamp pin is at zero volts, and
when the data bits are one, the Stamp pin is at 5 volts. Inverted is just
the opposite -- when the data bits are zero, the Stamp pin is at 5 volts,
and when the data bits are one, the Stamp pin is at zero volts.
Original Message
> What is the difference between the serial port settings 16468 and
> 84?? Could anyone please explain??
The 'Inverted' modes are for when you are using
an RS-232 driver between your Stamp and the other
device. You would use this on 'pin 16' for
instance to talk to your PC from the Stamp,
since the Stamp has a built-in 232 driver on
that pin.
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "Rodent" <daweasel@s...> wrote:
> 16468 is 8 bit, no parity, inverted, and 84 is 8 bit, no parity,
true --
> both are for a BS2 or BS2E.
>
> True means when the data bits are zero, the Stamp pin is at zero
volts, and
> when the data bits are one, the Stamp pin is at 5 volts. Inverted
is just
> the opposite -- when the data bits are zero, the Stamp pin is at 5
volts,
> and when the data bits are one, the Stamp pin is at zero volts.
>
>
Original Message
>
> > What is the difference between the serial port settings 16468 and
> > 84?? Could anyone please explain??