Difference between revisions of "USB DMX Board"

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The USB to DMX board is nothing more than a FTDI chip, some LEDs and MAX-485.  
 
The USB to DMX board is nothing more than a FTDI chip, some LEDs and MAX-485.  
==Current Revision==
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==Current Revision (0.1)==
 
* Board Files [http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.pdf | PDF],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.sch | SCH],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.brd | BRD],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_FILES.zip | ZIP]
 
* Board Files [http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.pdf | PDF],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.sch | SCH],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_SCHEMATIC.brd | BRD],[http://isaac.gs/ee_files/usb_dmx_rev_1/USB_DMX_FILES.zip | ZIP]
  

Revision as of 20:53, 1 January 2012

The USB to DMX board is nothing more than a FTDI chip, some LEDs and MAX-485.

Current Revision (0.1)

Missing Features

  • both transmit and receive capabilities
  • Software control of receive and send enable
  • Nicer board layout

Next Version

  • RTS, CTS, or some of those types of pins control the RX and TX enable, maybe even tx polarity

Advanced Version

  • Microcontroller with buffering, control of rx and tx polarity, rx and tx enable, maybe some flow control