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    Hey,
    I designed this schematic diagram for a RS-232, PIC16F628 microcontroller and a stepper motor. The aim of the design is to control the stepper motor from the serial port through a microcontroller interface. I am not sure about what should be connected to the oscilattor inputs of the microcontroller if any. plz review my hole design... I know that I have asked many questions so far on this subject but excuse me Im really busy working on a c# code for the same project and do really need ur help when it comes to the microcontroller phase of the project at which it's my 1st working project.
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    ur ckt around the 1489 and PIC is incomplete . i would prefer u first take a look at
    http://winpicprog.co.uk/pic_tutorial_rs232_board.htm
    and USART section of 628A datasheet
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    Ok this is my new design
    Can u review it now ? I used Nigel Goodwin tutorial
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    i didn't check around the driver , but the dia seems to be ok.. but u have not connected the T* pins .
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    What are the T * pins?

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    the TIN/TOUT pins .. don't u require that .?
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    dont think so.... what are they 2b used for? are they for the microcontroller?

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    Quote Originally Posted by akg
    the TIN/TOUT pins .. don't u require that .?
    He doesn't need them, he's only receiving, not transmitting.
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    ok thnx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin
    He doesn't need them, he's only receiving, not transmitting.
    i overlooked his aim
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