Is this a project you are doing profesionally?  ie, will you have the
opportunity to release your final design, or enough of it to be useful to
others?

-Adam

Byron A Jeff wrote:
>
> This is what I want to explore. IP and UDP are extremely simple if you are
> not a router. Just specify the IP number and port number of the target and
> package up your data. SLIP, unlike PPP, is just dropping raw IP packets on the
> serial line with 2 characters out of 256 escaped. Most of both the IP and the
> UDP packet is fixed (all the source, could fix the target port) with the
> only variable part being the target IP and the data.
>
> I agree that TCP is too much to handle. But UDP's simplicity of just wrapping
> the data in a simple envelope should be simple enough to put in a 12CXX part.
>
> BAJ