wireless asynchronuous communication

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it is not in the datasheet. In fact there is almost no timing characteristic in the datasheet.
 
HarveyH42 said:
These modules also need the HT12(E/D) chips, so likely similar...

https://www.futurlec.com/Radio.shtml
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I used UART on those with no issues (no HT12 in between, just the transmitter on the TX of one PIC, and the receiver connected to the RX on the other). I believe the data is encoded/decoded with ASK on the fly with all of those chips?
 
gramo said:
I used UART on those with no issues (no HT12 in between, just the transmitter on the TX of one PIC, and the receiver connected to the RX on the other). I believe the data is encoded/decoded with ASK on the fly with all of those chips?
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I think they use manchester encoding/decoding. It transmits ASK though.
 
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