trie to post a reply but can not done!!!!
my answer to you is this
You can find examples for RS485 (Master and Slave) in "C:\Program files\Microcom\mikro\Examples\Easy51\extra examples\RS485_Master_Example" and "..\RS485_Slave_Example".
It's working perfectly...
What if there is no 'Microcom' subfolder in 'C:\Program files' ??
please look with eye and you will find. you must have good spelling.
i see it when i look and is there
No directory Microcom has suddenly and automagically installed itself in my Program Files directory. The closest I get is a Microchip directory.
Do you think all computers have a Microcom directory there? Even Linux or BSD machines?
"i see it when i look and is there"
That's because you put it there!
The chances that any other PC anywhere else in the world will also have it are slim, aren't they?
Or, perhaps you'd like to open your hard drive to the internet so that we can all see it...
ok i see a machine that cant see it so i try remote server screen desk top and it was there
so please please try and careful you will find what i say
I guess we are all complete idiots since the contents of our disks is not identical to yours. Or?? -- is it us that are complete idiots??
Erik
Post the settings for us to remotely access your machine.
name is marlap password is lam
We need IP addresses, etc.
Is this guy a complete idiot - giving out usernames and passwords on a public forum - or is this some kind of "honey-pot" trap?
Either way, I wouldn't touch it with my worst enemy's bargepole!
Once the full networking access information is provided, I'm sure well-intended opportunists will eagerly take full advantage.
Which is the reason why the information is totally fake - or points to a machine he doesn't own.