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Unread 02-10-2003, 10:53
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I agree with Matt. It would be an easy way to connect to a second PIC chip (if you want to use one for something else) and it would act just like an RS-232 link, expect you dont need the tranceivers to convert the voltage levels, since your second PIC chip will only be a few inches away from the robot controller.

This new robot controller is really going to open up a lot of possiblilites for teams with EE's and SW engineers to do some impressive stuff with the machines.