> Yes, it'd be great to put together a learning system that way, IF the person
> had the skill and determination to pull it off. This very scenario is why I
> suggested (back on Sunday I think) that a good way to go would be to pick up
> a 68HC11 Evaluation Board (EVBU or EVM). My EVBU (which is currently built
> into a little robot) already HAS:
> - serial port
> - monitor & assembler/disassembler program (Buffalo)
> - 1k EEPROM
> - wire wrap area
> - real-time clock
> - assembler & download software
> - five ports:
> A - pulse counters or general I/O
> B - parallel output or address selection if using ext. RAM/ROM
> C - parallel I/O or address/data port if using ext. RAM/ROM
> D - two comm ports or general I/O
> E - eight analog inputs or general inputs
But if you have everything already done for you do you learn the
basics?
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Eric Dittman
dittman_at_dittman.net
Received on Thu Jul 19 2001 - 01:34:14 BST