Well, in this case I wanted to make a simple program that sends DATA that decrements every time it sends new information. So what this program does is send first a number 255, then 254, then 253, and so on, until it sends 1, then 0, and then it restarts again at 255.
at 16.50 you have placed odd parity as 0, but we can put 1 also(you put 0 based on logic operation right, ) so even parity 0 odd parity 1 . no need to stick right , based on our logic we have to consider parity bit right?
If I were trying to use two "rf" tranceivers to allow two microcontrollers to communicate with eachother (wirelessly), would the frequency of the mirocontrollers have to match the frequency of of the tranceivers. If so, how exactly would I go about that (like, step by step).
It depends, if the transceivers act like "buffers" then yes, they would have to have the same frequency (bps). I would check the datasheet and specs of the transceivers to be sure. Best of luck!
Joel Castillo Hello joel. Thank you for your reply. I am using hc-11's. I have done my very best to synchronize everything (including the baud rate, frequency, and the power supply). something is clearly being received by the receiving microcontroller, but it is not responding the way I programmed it to. This leads me to beleive that I have established communication, but the receiving microcontroller is not capable of interpreting the information correctly. I think this means that the there must be something wrong with the timing. I am using an atmega328p and the "c" programming language, and if you don't mind, I would like to send you the code I have for the transmitting microcontroller and the receiving microcontroller so that you can take a look at it, and show me what I am doing wrong. If I don't receive a reply, I will take the hint and leave you alone. Thanks again.
Sure, you can send me your code(s): my email is joel.castillo@gmail.com. I don't promise to answer soon though, but I'll check it once I get a chance. Regards
Thanks for your comment, the info on the video is already corrected (there is a textbox that says it is actually 0x7A) but thanks for leting me know. Best regards
If the microcontroller is generating the output (transferring data) then it is not going to calculate nor send the parity. If the microcontroller is going to read data (receiving) then it is going to assume no parity bit is going to be received, and thus, it could result in a Frame Error if the data received does contain a parity bit.
Hands down the most informative video I have ever seen. You have made my class project that much easier to do.
Это потрясающе детальное и доходчивое объяснение!
Thanks. Best video to understand USART.
Very nice video with full of information
One of the best videos on this topic, Thank you very much.
You are wonderful , may all dreams come true
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*Many Thanks*, perfect video with many useful information's
Really a great lesson
Genius tutorial! Best work over there!
Its a superb video Joel. Keep posting !
Very Informative. Thanks!
Excelente todos tus videos
Gracias por tu comentario. Saludos!
Awesome! Thank you.
It is awesome. Thanks for clear description. Have you any video lecture on USB like this?
Mahmudul Russel No I dont. sorry, thanks for the comment.
nice explanation
Well explained.
1 question:
Why we decrement variable?
Well, in this case I wanted to make a simple program that sends DATA that decrements every time it sends new information. So what this program does is send first a number 255, then 254, then 253, and so on, until it sends 1, then 0, and then it restarts again at 255.
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great video
That was helpful, thanks!
thnk u very much sir ,good explaining ,can you tell me about avr programming .its my humble request
at 16.50 you have placed odd parity as 0, but we can put 1 also(you put 0 based on logic operation right, ) so even parity 0 odd parity 1 . no need to stick right , based on our logic we have to consider parity bit right?
Perfect! Thanks.
Good video
If I were trying to use two "rf" tranceivers to allow two microcontrollers to communicate with eachother (wirelessly), would the frequency of the mirocontrollers have to match the frequency of of the tranceivers. If so, how exactly would I go about that (like, step by step).
It depends, if the transceivers act like "buffers" then yes, they would have to have the same frequency (bps). I would check the datasheet and specs of the transceivers to be sure. Best of luck!
Joel Castillo
Hello joel. Thank you for your reply. I am using hc-11's. I have done my very best to synchronize everything (including the baud rate, frequency, and the power supply). something is clearly being received by the receiving microcontroller, but it is not responding the way I programmed it to. This leads me to beleive that I have established communication, but the receiving microcontroller is not capable of interpreting the information correctly. I think this means that the there must be something wrong with the timing. I am using an atmega328p and the "c" programming language, and if you don't mind, I would like to send you the code I have for the transmitting microcontroller and the receiving microcontroller so that you can take a look at it, and show me what I am doing wrong. If I don't receive a reply, I will take the hint and leave you alone.
Thanks again.
Sure, you can send me your code(s): my email is joel.castillo@gmail.com. I don't promise to answer soon though, but I'll check it once I get a chance. Regards
hi Joel, how can configure to work master and multiple slave (MPCM)?
Thanks...
sick tutorial
muy buen video, enfocado y directo, muchas gracias like y sub nuevo :)
nice tutorial, but you have a mistake in it, 0x3A = 0b111010 not 0b1111010, so the diagram is wrong for 0x3A but it's ok for 0x7A
Thanks for your comment, the info on the video is already corrected (there is a textbox that says it is actually 0x7A) but thanks for leting me know. Best regards
Great Video.. please sir were can I download your slides
Sure, I only ask that you use the creative commons licence, as indicated in the bottom of my video: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
Thank you very much sir...I actually do not want the video i just want your notes is it possible i can download?
Sure, it's actually the same. =)
great!
Why the 50ms delay? This limits you to 20 characters per second. Is there a more precise way to do this, like wait for a status flag?
Yes, the best way to do it its by checking the flag but this was just an example.
Thanks Joel for your quick response. And by the way, this is a great video filled with all the details I was looking for. Thanks for making it.
+John deLassus no problem. Thanks for your comment.
Valeu!
what if i choose no parity, will the parity bits are going to be don't care or what?
If the microcontroller is generating the output (transferring data) then it is not going to calculate nor send the parity. If the microcontroller is going to read data (receiving) then it is going to assume no parity bit is going to be received, and thus, it could result in a Frame Error if the data received does contain a parity bit.
Joel Castillo thank you
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