and if you google for 'rs standards' you will see what is in use these days rw
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is there any rs323 standard?
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18 years ago
Never heard of RS323 and the only references I can find to it are typo's actually referring to RS232. What have you seen it in?
Ken
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18 years ago
I do, using MAX232 and the likes. But this triggered a question you might know the answer to: RS-422 defines an A and a B signal and the idle state (logical 1) is defined as A negative to B. Why is it that EVERY RS-422/485 driver in the world has it the other way around?
Meindert
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If he'd answer my question "What have you seen it in?" we'd know whether he's typo'd or whatever and there'd be no need for further debate. (Big hint Rafi - any clues??).
Cheers.
Ken