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May 24th, 2000, 06:34 AM
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Can any one shed any light onto how you would go about controlling analogue devices through a serial port?
Many thanks
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May 24th, 2000, 07:08 AM
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Yeah! you send out bit! 
You need to be more specific
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May 24th, 2000, 07:09 AM
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What kind of analog device?
What kind of analog device do you want to control. It's impossible to give you any kind of answer without a little more detail.
As far as serial goes, there must be a device that captures ASCII codes. This is typically done with a microcontroller. On receipt of for example 0x5F, the microcontroller controls whatever analog circuit you have.
Typically, when I design hardware, I set up ASCII send\recieve codes for "low-level hardware communication". For example, If I wanted to start a motor through a PC software application, I would send out a 0x5F. The microcontroller recieves the serial data, looks at it, and says..that means turn on the motor. Of course the microcontroller will "output" a signal that must be amplified by "analog", which in turn starts the motor.
Hope that Helps,
Phil
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