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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
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Chapter 1 The BASIC STAMP 2 1
Advantages of STAMP 2 3
Approaches to Construction 5
Alternative STAMP 2 7
An Exercise 12
Chapter 2 STAMP 2 Input/Output Interfacing 17
Configuring Switches 18
Interfaces for the Microprocessor 21
Serial Port Interfacing 23
Receiving Serial Data 26
Networking STAMP 2s 28
STAMP 2—RS-485 Communications Network 30
Chaper 3 Serial Building Blocks 37
Dallas DS1302 Real-Time Clock Chip 38
Dallas DS1620 Digital Thermometer/Thermostat 39
Linear Technologies LTC1298 12-Bit Analog-to-Digital Converter 40
Xicor X25640 8-kbyte EEPROM 40
K1EL IBM AT Keyboard to RS-232 Serial Converter 42
Sony Infrared Decoder Chip 42
SVID Single-Chip Video Controller 44
SN7516 Differential Bus Transceiver 46
HA7S ASCII to 1-Wire Host Adapter 46
Eight-Channel Infrared Remote Control System 47
Addressable Serial-to-Parallel Converter 50
Addressable Parallel-to-Serial Encoder 52
Addressable A/D and Digital Input/Output Control Device 53
56-Channel Radio Remote Control System 55
32-Channel Serial Input Scanner Alarm System 56
Multichannel Remote Serial I/O System 57
Chapter 4 10Base-T Network Cable Tester 63
Basic Components 63
Construction of the Cable Tester 64
Programming of the Cable Tester 67
10Base-T Network Cable Tester Parts List 67
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