??? 12/26/06 06:27 Read: times |
#130121 - no need of handshaking signals Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Sunish Nair said:
when u r communicating with two microcontrollers/like systems,there's no need of handshaking signals. sunish nair Sunish, I dont mean that handshaking signals ,infact lets say an I2C bus ,it does have latent communication signal protocols between the Master and slave its not like that a one way traffic , similarly in case of an RS485 network , there the Master instructs the slaves and the slaves responds to the master , we CAN NOT accomplish one way communication it hase to be a two way one ?. Previous thread you said : one more thing,i only need to receive from the device nothing to send to it. If you dont send anything to that device this means no protocl implementation is there and therefor no hand shake?? , You actually need to address the devices to make the network WORK This thread: i will connect the hardware uart for rs 485 and thge software uart for receiving data from the external system i think this will work I feel you are missing the basic addressing and communication protocols ,you can study this- http://sourceforge.net/projects/ulan/ . APC |