I'm sorry if I resent this e-mail. I made a mistake with the Subject.
Sorry...=3D)

Thank you so much. I really hope that you would help me. =3D)

I'm using sir a PIC16F877.
I'm using just a simple protocol for transmission; preamble, sync bytes, =
data,
checksum. Baud date I'm using is 2400 bps. PIC speed is 4MHz.

What can you suggest sir in a multiple(16) transmitter/single receiver sy=
stem?
Would fixed delays/waiting time (w/c is different for each transmitter) d=
o? Or
would random delays be better?

Thank you so much.
Kindest regards. =3D)




promero <promero@INSITEL.COM.CO> wrote:
Could you be more explicit? what kind of pic are you using?
Which protocol do your transmissions follow? How fast is your system
(microcontroller speed vs. communication speed)? What do you mean exactly=
 by
"waiting time"?

"Jose S. Samonte Jr." wrote:

> Hello to everyone! =3D)
> I hope that any would help me with my problem on multiple
transmitter/single
> receiver system.
> How would I be able to compute for the waiting time for each transmitte=
r
> if there are 16 transmitters for a single receiver?
> Thank you so much.
> Best regards.
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