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Re: Visual basic and CM11/12



On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 8:04:59 +0100, Dan Lanciani wrote
(in message <1331446@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):

> In article <0001HW.BE774C5100481D27F02845B0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> fgm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Frank) writes:
>> On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 6:40:08 +0100, Dan Lanciani wrote
>> (in message <1331445@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):
>>
>>> P82B715
>>
>> Yes - With a slow clock I have no problems (Win98 and Victor Hempe WinICE
>> patallel port drivers). But I want to use Win2000 and use a USB-I2C driver
>> (Elektor Kit) - it just works (crashes now and then)  but the clock speed
>> is
>> high and fixed
>
> I'm interested in constructing something similar to the 82B715 but with
> optical isolation (or possibly even fiber transceivers for long runs).
> Have you seen anything like that?
>
> 				Dan Lanciani
> 				ddl@danlan.*com

I have not seen a fiber interface, but Philips list several high current I2C
multiplex switches etc. I can get 100metres no problem with a slow clock and
lots of chips hanging off the nodes.

If X10 is limited I may use ethernet cat5 and radio links with a Modtronix
SBC65EC demo  webserver pic-micro card if I can figure how to drive I2C as it
claims it can.



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