This topic has probably been covered before, but I missed it. I'm looking for a place to buy soldering tools in North Seattle. I don't really need anything...
There is Vetco in Bellevue (they recently moved again?), Westlake electronic supply in, well, Westlake. There is Radar Electric in Bothell Canyon Park which...
Thanks Larry (and others), The ordering online idea had occured to me, but I'm looking for immediate gratification. Well, actually, I'm hoping to do some ...
I may be mistaken, but aren't these the same, only cheaper and more versatile? http://www.qprox.com -S [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Vetco and Fry's are likely the only place open on Saturday. ... From: cbc2287 Thanks Larry (and others), The ordering online idea had occured to me, but I'm...
I posted your question to the ThereminVision Discussion group. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thereminvision/ Bob Leonard samthemagical@... wrote: I may be...
... Many/most radio links perform badly with asymmetrical data. Normally, you have to manchester encode decode, or go through some other mechanism to insure...
if you have the posablity of XORing the data then XOR it by &H55 before sending it. decode at the other end with XOR &H55 also this is only valid IF you can...
If you are sure that you can not send 0 the best solutions I can think of are either sending two bytes for each data byte or compressing the data so 8 ...
Would base-64 (uuencode) work for you? There are a number of archaic modem protocols from the bad old days of non-transparent connections. For example, you can...
... Well, I think I've ruled out the radio link. I am able to reproduce this with a direct wired link. In my previous test where I thought I ruled out...
... Problem solved. The moral to this story is to never use a value of 0 as the return value from the function to get serial data to mean that there were no...
... Erg. Sounds like NSBasic. They can't send a null, because they use null terminated strings instead of counted strings.. But wait, it gets better. Since...
... And the second moral is when you think you've ruled out everything else except for the one thing you think is causing the problem because it's the first...
Ouch! I feel your pain... On the lighter side............ Zappe's rule #1: Never underestimate the ability of anyone to do something stupid, even yourself....
the problem with most of these is that they have a max "no change" time. IE sending a 0 (8 bits low) is longer then the time allotted for a non transition. I...
LOL ... From: Brian Dean To: SeattleRobotics@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: Re: [SeattleRobotics] Innomedia Radio Modem question ...
Beautifully spoken sir. I commend you your abilities as a word smith and your even finer abilities to speak the truth. LMAO ... Lee S. Johnson ...
Lee Johnson
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May 3, 2004 11:24 am
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Congratulations on solving a tough problem. It's still an interesting topic... Re. Very inefficient. FEC would be a better bet, and I think it only needs 3...
There could be some setting option that instructs the modem to interpet a null byte as a command to produce a break code. A radio break would be to send...
Barry Smith
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May 3, 2004 1:02 pm
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... Agreed. I was just looking to get the most bang for the buck. As to complexity, the AVR is a pretty capable machine, it wouldn't be starved for cycles. I...
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