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el.naderi Connecting two 8051 is extremely easy, it needs tow max 232 IC's at both the ends. If you have specific problem, may be I will be able to suggest a viable solution.
Raoof
hi my firend
it is not as easy you say
i have three board one of them is cpu and another is analog to digital board
and.....
when data in analog board is ready cpu most understand and maybe cpu is not ready to read data so data is lost
all the port on cpu is used except two pin
thanks for your attention
As u r saying , their is a high possibility of data being lost.
Also u want to communicate 3 boards on i2c, their is also a possibility of data collision & system might get hanged.
You can do the following:
1) First of all use timeout method so that ur system will not be hanged in any case.
2) Divide the time into 3 (no of slaves to be communicated ) slots & send the data into respective slots only.
1) First store the data in ur slaves in a temp buffer along with the packet no.( here packet no is uesd as identifier) & send it to processor & do the same thing at receiving end...
Hope this will help u.
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