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 1-27-2000, V1.0 • Mfg. by www.

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RF MODULES

PIN 1:  

GND: (Input) Ground pin.  Connect to power supply ground.

PIN 2:

  +5VDC: (Input) Power Supply pin.  Connect to reg5VDC, +/- 0.250 VDC.

PIN 3:

  MODE: (Input) Serial/Switch Mode Pin.  The Mode Pin, determines if module will operate in switch

mode or in serial mode.  This pin has an internal pull down; leaving it open will be same as connecting it to
ground.  This pin can be left open if only switch mode is to be used.  Switch mode = 0VDC, Ground, Low, Logic
0, Open.    Serial mode = 5VDC, High, Logic 1.  Changes on this pin can take up to 1 second to take effect.  This
pin can be changed on the fly, while power is applied.

PIN 4:

  TXD:  (Input) Serial TX Data Input Pin.  This pin is used to enter serial data for the transmitter to send.

Serial data should be sent at 9600 Baud, 8 Data Bits, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit.  Standard Serial Protocol.

CAUTION:

  THIS IS NOT RS232!  The module’s levels are +5VDC and ground (CMOS logic levels).  RS232

levels 10V and -10V, levels which will damage the module.  If connection to an RS232 port is desired,
special circuitry is required to protect the input to the module.  Continuous 9600 baud data cannot be input to this
pin, at least 15 millisecond spacing must be provided between the bytes.  This pin only functions in Serial Mode.

PIN 5:

  TXFLO: (Output) Serial Flow Control Pin.  This pin is used to achieve maximum serial throughput. The

module accepts data at 9600 baud but can only transmit between modules at 1200 baud.  This pin is optional,
but can be used to automatically pace the data for maximum efficiency.  This pin should connect to the device
that outputs the 9600 baud serial data to the module.  When the module is ready to accept a 9600 baud byte,
this pin will be low.  When the module is not ready to accept a 9600 baud byte, this pin will be high.  The sending
device should monitor this pin to know exactly when the module is ready accept another byte for maximum data
transfer efficiency.  The BASIC Stamp 2 and BASIC Stamp 2sx has a built-in flow-control pin feature in the
SEROUT command that works perfectly with the TXFLO pin.  This pin only functions in Serial Mode.

PIN 6:

  RXD: (Output) Serial Receive Data Pin.  This pin outputs serial data that is received by the receiver.

Serial data rate is 9600 Baud, 8 Data Bits, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit.  Standard Serial Protocol.  

CAUTION:

  THIS IS

NOT RS232, its levels are +5VDC and ground, CMOS logic levels.  RS232 levels 10V and -10V, levels
which will damage the module.  If direct connection to an RS232 port is desired, special circuitry is required to
protect the input to the module.  This pin only functions in Serial Mode.

PIN 7:

  NC:  (Input) NO Connection.  Leave this pin open.  Do not ground or terminate.

PIN 8:

  IN1:  (Input) Switch Input 1.  Internally pulled down.  When left open this pin is logic low.  When

connected to +5VDC this pin is logic high.  A logic high on this pin will send a "1" to the receive pin OUT1.  This
pin only functions in Switch Mode.

PIN 9:

  IN2: (Input) Switch Input 2.  Internally pulled down.  When left open this pin is logic low.  When

connected to +5VDC this pin is logic high.  A logic high on this pin will send a "1" to the receive pin OUT2.  This
pin only functions in Switch Mode.

PIN DESCRIPTION

Summary of Contents for 27986

Page 1: ...se boards that include encoders decoders addressing RF data processing and even the antenna in a simple fully range tested board that is ready to plug right into your project Just apply 5VDC ground an...

Page 2: ...9600 baud data into the module The receive module outputs the same data at 9600 baud All RF data processing is done automatically by the modules You cannot send a continuous 9600 baud stream spacing b...

Page 3: ...keep them away from water moisture and direct sunlight The serial input and output pins operate at 5V and 0V logic levels Do not attempt to connect directly to a computer RS232 port as this will damag...

Page 4: ...disallow other students to perform their wireless experiments Mechanical Size 1 75 Inch x 3 25 Inch x 0 4 Inch Environmental Temperature 10c to 60c Electrical Power 5 VDC 0 250 VDC Logic Levels Cmos...

Page 5: ...at 9600 baud but can only transmit between modules at 1200 baud This pin is optional but can be used to automatically pace the data for maximum efficiency This pin should connect to the device that o...

Page 6: ...go high Leaving all 4 address pins disconnected will effectively set the module to address 0 This pin only functions in Switch Mode PIN 14 ADDR1 Input Address Input 1 1 of 4 address input pins 16 diff...

Page 7: ...status of the 4 address pins of the transmitter See table below IMPORTANT OUTPUT DATA BITS AND ADDRESS BITS ARE INVERTED Example The transmitter is in switch mode and 5V is applied to ADDR3 and 5V is...

Page 8: ...esses OUT1 OUT2 and OUT3 of the receiver will reflect the state of the bit positions in transmitted byte The receiver reads its address pins ADDR1 through ADDR4 to verify the received byte is intended...

Page 9: ...ushbutton remote control All inputs including the mode pin are internally pulled low so when in switch mode it is not necessary to connect the mode pin Connecting the mode pin to ground or leaving it...

Page 10: ...SEROUT commands to send and receive 9600 N 8 1 bytes The modules can not send and receive continuous 9600 baud serial data If the Flow Control TXFLO will not be used for sending serial data TXD you mu...

Page 11: ...eiver sends textual data while the Slave device the other BASIC Stamp 2 with Transceiver tries to receive the data properly and display it on a 2 x 16 Serial LCD Module Part 27910 or 27913 Note It is...

Page 12: ...as determined by step ii above the Slave verifies that that packet number is not the same as the previous packet s indicating that a duplicate was received and processes the data of the packet In this...

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