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Date: 19961008 From: Bruce Cannon To: pics@parallaxinc.com Subject: Re: [PICS] Modem*
I have an application for using PIC16C84 and some serial EEproms in a remote data logger. I have been using an old 2400 baud* external modem* but now need to build in quanity and am looking for a 1200 or 2400 modem* on a chip or few chips. Does anyone have any experience with or knowledge of single chip modems?Xecom and Cermetek both make totally self-contained single-chip modems for about $60 qty 1. I've used xecom's, but am thinking of switching to Cermetek; seems to be more well documented, and are cheaper and smaller. Both support a simple two-wire interface (TX and RX) to the micro*. NO additional components are required.
Date: 19961016 From: Pekka Ritamaki To: pics@parallaxinc.com Subject: Re: [PICS] Modem* Cermetek CH1786
I just finished product development with Cermetek CH1786 2400 modem* module 24 DIP. It connects directly to phone line and 8051 TX,RX pin ( or PIC). It needs 5V DC power and modem* control bit DTR. I use also Ring Indicator bit. It works normally with AT-commands. Basicly it works. Pekka Ritamaki PROBYTE Oy Nirvankatu 31 FIN-33820 TAMPERE Finland www.sci.fi/~pri Electronics product design: hardware+software+development tools puh INT +358-31-2661885 fax INT +358-31-2661886I have an application for using PIC16C84 and some serial EEproms in a remote data logger. I have been using an old 2400 baud* external modem* but now need to build in quanity and am looking for a 1200 or 2400 modem* on a chip or few chips.
Xecom and Cermetek both make totally self-contained single-chip modems for
Date: 16 Oct 96 From: alan.ballweg@alias.fdn.fr (ALAN BALLWEG) Organization: Association Informatique & Reseaux - Alias BBS France To: PICS@parallaxinc.com Subject: Re: [PICS] Re: Looking for so
Does any one have the experience of integrating RF Transmitter/or receiver with the PIC ? Where to get the ready made RF Transmitter and Rcver ( Short range about 10 meters which can send digital data ).I've used the MIPOT modules (AUREL is a similar product) which are available in Europe, from the USA Holtek and Ming come to mind (available from Digikey 1-800-DIGIKEY). They are small modules, very easy to use, digital goes into one pin, is transmitted, received, and the digital comes out another pin. The AM* modules transmit at up to 2400 baud*, the FM* modules up to 9600 baud*. About 100meter range. I don't know what's available in Malaysia. I've had good experience with the MIPOT and AUREL modules, in tough real-world field conditions. I've heard that the Holtek modules can be 'tweaked' to give up to 5 miles range but I don't know the details.
LEE ( Malaysia)
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