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RS485 with 89c51

Hi everybody,

I want to receive data from a Loadcell Indicator throughout RS485. The LoadCell Indicator only send data to Micro chip. I also want my Micro chip communicate with the computer in both ways (transfer and receive) by RS232.

Can I do like that?

This is the first time I code for micro chip. I already try to use RS232, but with RS485 I do not have enough material to do. Please help me with any idea, useful links, papers or example codes.

I'm using T89C51AC2 micro chip and C in coding.

Thank you so much,
Huy

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  • "But I am student, I bought this chip so I have to use this one."

    So, Hopefully, this is your first lesson learned: don't buy the chip until after you have determined which chip you need!

    As Erik said, this is a classic example of "putting the cart before the horse".

    Anyhow, if you're really stuck with it...

    "I think may be I can use another small chip to receive data from LoadCell and pass it to main chip"

    Yes, although that's an extra cost - check carefully that it won't work out cheaper to just go and buy a 2-UART 8051!
    And also consider your timescales to design it in - what is your deadline?

    You can get external UART chips with parallel interfaces and also with SPI or I2C connections to the main processor.
    You could even use a 2nd, small, cheap, microcontroller...

    Again, there's the soft-UART option...

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  • "But I am student, I bought this chip so I have to use this one."

    So, Hopefully, this is your first lesson learned: don't buy the chip until after you have determined which chip you need!

    As Erik said, this is a classic example of "putting the cart before the horse".

    Anyhow, if you're really stuck with it...

    "I think may be I can use another small chip to receive data from LoadCell and pass it to main chip"

    Yes, although that's an extra cost - check carefully that it won't work out cheaper to just go and buy a 2-UART 8051!
    And also consider your timescales to design it in - what is your deadline?

    You can get external UART chips with parallel interfaces and also with SPI or I2C connections to the main processor.
    You could even use a 2nd, small, cheap, microcontroller...

    Again, there's the soft-UART option...

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