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12-09-2007, 07:46
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Re: New R/C Chicken or the Egg
The comunications can be encapsulated by a high level launguage . There would be no reason to write to the spi port directly unless you were adding code for a unsupported device. On todays controller if you want serial ttl control you have to write to the pic hardware. Kevin Watson did this for us with his driver code.
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