www.maxstream.net

Little more expensive, but excellent product.


--- Alison Lewis <lewischicken@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Well it seems I never got my LINX transceivers to
> work
> with my pic16f series. They don=92t have any data
> signal
> at all. I know its not the circuit because it works
> with separate transmitters and receiver modules. My
> circuit is running on 5V, AND after talking to a
> friend of mine, he pointed out that since the
> transceiver is working with RS232, it needs 9V and a
> separate chip.
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> Is this true? If so, why do the materials say that
> it
> works with 5V? and why does it say UART-compatible
> data output?
>
(http://www.linxtechnologies.com/index.php?section=3Dproducts&category=3D=
rf_modules&subcategory=3Dsc-p_series)
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> After learning all this and that this particular
> transceiver is being discontinued, I would prefer a
> transceiver chip that works with 5v and talks
> directly
> to the UART. Any favorite companies or chips out
> there?
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