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i have had some hitch when i writed program about multiprocessor communication - program of master transmit 2 byte (address byte ,data byte ) and program of slave is received data byte but it can't,pleasecheck for me , if it's false please correct or show me how to do ? thanks very much !!! ..................... ..................... static data unsigned char databyte=0x40; static data unsigned char address=0x0F; static data unsigned char datax; static void com_isr (void)interrupt 4 using 2 { if (TI==1) { TI=0; SBUF=datax; } } void main(void) { EA=0; SM0=1; //mode 3 SM1=1; SM2=1; // mode multiprocessor REN=1; PCON &=0x7F; TMOD=0x20; //... TH1=0xF3; //baud rate 2400 TR1=1; //.... TI=1; datax=address; TB8=1; EA=1; // enable interrupt ES=1; _nop_(); _nop_(); _nop_(); datax=databyte; TB8=0; TI=1; EA=0; ES=0; // disable interrup because only transmit two byte while(1) {} } .................................... -Program of slave is received databyte (with address is correct): ........................... static data unsigned char datax; static data unsigned char dulieu; static data unsigned char address; static void com_isr(void) interrupt 4 using 2 { if(RB8==1) { if (RI==1) { RI=0; address=SBUF; //receive address (the first) P2=address; //output port2 to test } if (address==0x0F) // comprare address { SM2=0; } else { EA=0; //disabled serial port interrrupt ES=0; } } else { if(RI==1) { RI=0; databyte=SBUF; // receive databyte (the second) P1=dulieu; // output port1 to test SM2=1; } } } void main (void) { EA=0; SM0=1; // mode 3 ,uart 9 bit SM1=1; //.... SM2=1; // multiprocessor REN=1; RI=0; PCON &=0x7F; TMOD=0x20; // baudrate 2400 TH1=0xF3; TR1=1; ES=1; EA=1; while (1) {} }
"How is it that the master can 'poll' each Slave" The poll is just a suitably-addressed command that the master sends to each slave "How is it that the slave can response to a message from the master" Having received the "poll" (or other command), the slave just sends a response. The master will not start the next poll (for the next slave) until it has received this response. You will have to define what constitutes a "poll" message, and the format of the response (including provision for an "I'm OK, but nothing to say just now" response)