Re: Books on RS-485?

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From: tony dewitt
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 1996 04:50

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In article <4e5stp$95g@news.cc.utah.edu>, gf0570@cc.utah.edu, says...
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>Hi everyone:
>        We are tring to connect several test equipment to a computer.
 Someone
>suggested to use RS-485 for the simplicity and long range. 
RS 485 is good if you need high speed ~500k-2m baud. The book you need 
is the EIA spec for RS-485, part of a very large EIA book that covers 
all their comm specs. 	Try the Elect engineering library there if you 
have one there

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