Transistorman Member Aug 9, 2010 #1 what does the PSP0-PSP7 for ? what does RE pin for ? i just want to know because i never see any project using those pin ? **broken link removed**
what does the PSP0-PSP7 for ? what does RE pin for ? i just want to know because i never see any project using those pin ? **broken link removed**
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Aug 9, 2010 #2 If you read the datasheet, everything is explained there.
Transistorman Member Aug 9, 2010 #3 Nigel Goodwin said: If you read the datasheet, everything is explained there. Click to expand... i cant read it ( laguage problem ) i need quick explaination
Nigel Goodwin said: If you read the datasheet, everything is explained there. Click to expand... i cant read it ( laguage problem ) i need quick explaination
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 9, 2010 #4 PSP is the parallel slave port. It is used to interface directly to an 8 bit microprocessor. The RE pins are simply port E. Mike. Last edited: Aug 9, 2010
PSP is the parallel slave port. It is used to interface directly to an 8 bit microprocessor. The RE pins are simply port E. Mike.
Transistorman Member Aug 9, 2010 #5 Pommie said: PSP is the parallel slave port. It is used to interface devices that would normally be connected to an 8 bit microprocessor Mike. Click to expand... like what ?
Pommie said: PSP is the parallel slave port. It is used to interface devices that would normally be connected to an 8 bit microprocessor Mike. Click to expand... like what ?
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 9, 2010 #6 A Z80 could read/write to the pic and have it's data lines connected directly to RD0-7 without conflict. I'll edit my earlier post to be more accurate. Mike.
A Z80 could read/write to the pic and have it's data lines connected directly to RD0-7 without conflict. I'll edit my earlier post to be more accurate. Mike.