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Find your way into flight simulator cockpit construction

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5.5 Data communication

 

There are many ways to interface between the "Game PC" and "Cockpit interface". There are 2 dominant interface techniques: "direct USB interface" and "network with TCP/IP". Background information on these interfaces, but also on the use of the "clasic" serial interface (RS 232) and parallel interface can be found at www.beyondlogic.org or www.lvr.com.

 

Some micro controllers come with a standard serial interface, if not, then it is useful to take a look at embedded interface solutions like Maxim (Maxim) for RS 232. The USB-to-serial (Pololu) adapter is a good example for connecting a micro controller to a personal computer based on USB. In some cases the use of the I2C protocol is needed, then boards like the USBI2Cio (DeVaSys) may be usefull.

 

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