Re: stand alone UART ??

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From: J. Jonas
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 22:51

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>> Does anyone know of a current part like the old Western Digital
>> TR1863/1865. It is a stand alone UART, i.e. pin programmable
>> with separate physical recieve and transmit sections.
>> The 1863 appears in the 1984 Data book but WD now only make all
>> singing/all dancing ones that require a microprocessor to talk
>> to them (load registers etc).

a) The General Instrument AY-3-1015 or similar are identical.
Same pinout if I recall properly ...
The newer models had higher speeds (old ones topped off at 9600).

b) I have 4: Western Digital PR1472-B
and 4: Western Digital PR1482-B.  They're older UARTs I pulled
from sockets from some terminal server.
How about $5 the lot, shipping included
(you realize that the shipping will dominate the cost).

- Jeffrey Jonas
jeffj@panix.com
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Jeffrey Jonas

jeffj@panix.com

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Subject: Re: stand alone UART ??
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