Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>
> (NB: Does anybody know of code for the slave side?
Do you mean on the micro or the PC?   I'm assuming the PC.  I used to 
use some TTL to serial interface chips (max232?  I don't remember 
anymore) to connect to a PC, but now I find that FTDI serial to USB 
chips are much easier to deal with.  They speak TTL on one side and USB 
on the other.   A PC sees them as a USB to serial dongle and you just 
use generic serial stacks to communicate back and forth.

I use these to do data streaming from an automotive logging board I 
designed.  It multiplexes and timestamps a bunch of environmental and 
location data that is timestamped for post-race analysis.   The PC side 
is just written in perl with the appropriate serial modules.  It's 
portable from Windows to Linux (and it was actually originally developed 
on Windows...).

Chris.

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