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sn75176 application note rs 485
Sorry...
I know that I'm too late to post a reply, but I'm upload the schamatic in a pdf format.
May be it is helpfull...
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Hi, Dspnut.
I can't post our PCB file because ythe PCB is made for us by another company, so I haven't its file. We make only the schematics.
But what is your problem? If you describe it, may be I can help...
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ljmnunes
Negative Photoplot
Hi Folks!
Can someone explain me how to do an home-made negative photoplot of PCB with P - C @ D 2**2? :(
I can make positive photoplot without problems.
I used a HP laser printer with a transparent sheet and it works fine for positive.
For negative I've tried many...
Hi!
I need to design a heatsink for a non critical application.
I will control 2600W AC with four thyristor.
I learn about it in the past but it was a loooong time and I need to remember the rules / formulas.
Can someone give me the correct way to goal?
Thanks
bcb com port
There are some components to make your life easy.
I use Comport from winsoft. It is very ease to use and cheap.
http://www.winsoft.sk/comport.htm
Another I haven't tested yet is the ComPort Library version 2.64 found at:
**broken link removed**
Here there are a tutorial...
Hi, derlan.
BacNet is a HVAC protocol. It is used to interchange data between Building Automation subsystems like Air conditioning systems.
I'm looking for a long time.
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program for max232
Hi!
Yes, you can protect your program with a fuse.
Again yes, you can change data in the PIC internal RAM or EPROM.
Is the "ComPort" the winsoft component?
If yes, congratulations! It is very easy to use.
Forget the PIC 16F84. Use 16F628 instead, it is better than 16F84...
hello, pharos.
As tom324 said, RS485 is a hardware interface not a protocol. Some people call it "protocol RS485" but it is not right.
There are a lot of protocol specification in the net. You can only choice that you need.
Can I help you? I used Modbus protocol for years.
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