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--- en:exercises:communication [2010/03/05 21:10] – priitj
+++ en:exercises:communication [2020/07/20 09:00] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== For beginner =====
-  - For the commands (letter signs) which are coming through RS-232 interface from a computer are being waited. Command “R” lights green LED, “K” lights yellow LED and “P” red LED. “R” is switching all LED-s off.
+  - For the commands (letter signs) which are coming through RS-232 interface from a computer are being waited. Command “R” lights green LED, “K” lights yellow LED and “P” red LED. “R” is switching all LEDs off.
   - If a button is pressed, the name of the corresponding button (S1, S2, S3) is received in the computer through the RS-232 interface.
 ===== For advanced =====
-  - The communication between two RS-232 controllers. If a button is pressed, the controller transmits the controller the number of the button. When the number is received the status of a corresponding LED is changed. '1' → green, '2' → yellow, '3' → red. Requires two sets of controllers, but the software is identical in both controllers
+  - The communication between two RS-232 controllers. If a button is pressed, the controller transmits to the controller the number of the button. When the number is received the status of a corresponding LED is changed. '1' → green, '2' → yellow, '3' → red. Requires two sets of controllers, but the software is identical for both controllers.
   - Make a  “teletype” – device, which allows changing text messages between two controllers through RS-232 interface. Use LCD for displaying the messages. On the first row must be seen inserted message and on the second the last received message. For inserting the message a potentiometer and/or buttons may be used.

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