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Serial communication using io port

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elrond

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I am making a keyboard with ps2 interface....

Now I want to do the io transmission using io ports and nt by using usart....


The ps2 protocol is serial communication at a frequency of 10 -15 khzs...
How can I use the io ports .....
 
I am making a keyboard with ps2 interface....

Now I want to do the io transmission using io ports and nt by using usart....


The ps2 protocol is serial communication at a frequency of 10 -15 khzs...
How can I use the io ports .....

15kHz = 66us per cycle.
10kHz = 100us per cycle.

I'm doing serial comms with 100us period (Using a 4MHz clock on my PIC's) - PIC16F876 to eight 12F675's. I'm not following standard serial comms protocol, so I get away with the 100us cycles, but if you need to do more code between cycles, go for a higher clock speed (8-20MHz)

The only problem is the distance between the PIC and the PC, but I assume seeing that you are using PS2, you will not go more that 2m on the cable.
 
The length of cable is less than 2 mtr....

But my question is I would like sum help on how to transmit the 8 bit code used in keyboards bit by bit with start bit stop bit and parity bit
 
Have a look at tutorials.

might just be what you are looking for
 
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