Hello Unregistered ,
In a perfect world. Originally Posted by Ingvar No need to go from TTL to RS232 to RS485. Just use MAX485 or similar(there's about a Gazillion of them), they convert directly from TTL to RS485. But when it comes time to trouble shoot, and the PIC output is RS232, then hyper-terminal or a simple display could be used to check the data.
Dave Always wear safety glasses while programming.
True, but for debugging it's cheaper(and simpler) to use a couple of resistors as suggested in the manual. If one just MUST use the hardwareuart for debugging it's still alot cheaper to hook up a max232(or similar) in parallell with the 485 driver.
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