Using PICs as UARTs

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  1. - 13th October 2011, 12:48 #1
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    Default Re: Using PICs as UARTs

    dhouston, Doensn't the pic have an A/D? With a couple of fixed 1% resistors you can have quite a few addresses...
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    Default Re: Using PICs as UARTs

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    dhouston, Doensn't the pic have an A/D? With a couple of fixed 1% resistors you can have quite a few addresses...
    Dave - I had thought of that but I am using the hardware EUSART and the hardware I2C so the only free pin is the MCLR pin which is input only - no ADC.

    But, see my answers above - the availability of the ds30 Bootloader for the chips I'm planning to use solves my problem.
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