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8-bit Addressable Asynch Receiver/Transmitter? (Like MC14469)

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From: Kyler Laird
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 13:50
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I received a pointer to the Motorola MC14469 Addressable Asynchronous
Receiver/Transmitter in response to a request for info on simple MCU
network interface chips.  I want something to make residential/
industrial/automotive control networks "easy" to make.

The MC14469 is _almost_ ideal - the only problem that I have with it
is that while it can send back 16 bits of info, it is only able to
receive 7 bits of data.  I need at least 8 bits.

I would appreciate any info on an addressable device that is able to
receive and transmit 8-bit data.  Simplicity is key.

Also, are there versions of the M68HC705 that are easy to use for such
communication?

Thanks!

--kyler

P.S.  There was an article in Circuit Cellar and/or ComputerCraft
about MCU networks.  I couldn't find any in my collection.  Anyone
remember the issue(s)?
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