Will there be an f628 in every remote clock too? How are you going to
link them up?

Josh
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Jinx wrote:
>
> > Jinx, did you get the deadline extended at all? Or is the clock still
> > ticking (*ahem) and are you still due for a week today? :)
>
> Ship docks 29th, leaves 29th. Rush rush rush, full steam, er, diesel,
> ahead. It won't be back until March 29th (doing a circuit of the islands
> and US Pacific coast. Some people get all the crappy jobs ;-)) ). Just
> one day to get it all right. If Mr Cock-up comes knocking, we ain't home
>
> > For my actual contribution, as it was mentioned, check out NMEA.
> > Should be fairly easy to hook up to a PIC with a UART
>
> It'll be 16F628-based so as long as I make sure the interface is
> electrically compatible, there shouldn't be any problems. Watch
> out for "[EE]: How to re-wire a large ship while fending off a
> bellicose Chief Engineer ?"
>
>

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