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If someone could provide me with a diagram or something to get me started it would be great . I basically want to transfer data from the 8051 memory to the PC and collect and tabulate the data using MS Access. Everything and anything is welcome.
Why are you wasting so many port pins in parallel data transfer when you can do it with only two pins using on-chip serial port of 8051 which can be operated at 115 kbps with a 24MHz crystal. Serial interfacing is less messy and is easy to transfer data over it.
Almost all the derivatives of 8051 have inbuilt UART. Its a common feature or say a part of its architecture which is present in almost all of its family of derivatives since it is born.
Thanx a lot everyone. Serially is the way to go . I 'll be using the 8051 (with surely a UART) to only transfer data. Once the data had been uploaded to the PC how do I retreive it on the PC . There are a couple of applications available on the net which are to be payed . If some could tell me about a easier way so that my data can stored using MS Access it would be great .
Almost all the derivatives of 8051 have inbuilt UART. Its a common feature or say a part of its architecture which is present in almost all of its family of derivatives since it is born.
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