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Hello Lewin! Saturday September 14 1996 21:40, Lewin Edwards wrote to Ian Smith: > Yes, that's NRZ as I understand it. For example, suppose (ignoring framing) > we had to send 11001. This would translate to : > 1 1 0 0 1 > +12V -+--+--+--+-+ +-+--+- > 0V | | > -12V +-+--+--+---+ My lecture notes from last semester would seem to agree with you. :-) But isn't RS232 -12V for a 1, +12 for a 0? The lecture notes certainly show 0 being a high compared to 1 being a low, but they aren't RS232 specific, and I can't be bothered grabbing a text book. Regards, Hamish --- GoldED/P32 2.42.G1219+* Origin: Cloud Nine, Melbourne, Australia - +61 3 9886 5195 (3:632/552) SEEN-BY: 3/103 50/99 620/243 621/505 623/630 625/100 632/50 107 108 111 309 SEEN-BY: 632/348 353 360 371 525 530 535 561 562 633/371 634/388 396 635/301 SEEN-BY: 635/502 503 506 541 544 639/252 711/401 409 410 413 430 808 809 899 SEEN-BY: 711/932 934 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 632/552 371 107 635/503 50/99 711/808 934 |
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