Hi. I have seen an application working at 2.4GHz where the access
point had two antennas (I am not sure if it was actually two separate
transceivers or just two antennas - I suspect the former) who were
mounted at a 90 degree angle to one another (again, this is on the
same access point). I was wondering what is the logic behind this. I
assume it has to do with something where the orientations of the nodes
(i.e. antennas on the nodes) is not known. Can anyone offer an
explanation? Thanks.
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anybody have a isp programmer circuit and Bootloader program (Via Rs232).

Please send it, Help Me It's Very Urgent.
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TI slaa089d.pdf tells you how to do it, and slaa089d.zip has a PC program.

softbaigh also sales a ready made UBSL.

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> anybody have a isp programmer circuit and Bootloader program (Via
Rs232).
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> Please send it, Help Me It's Very Urgent.
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Here is the link to the UBSL OCW referred to:

http://www.softbaugh.com/ProductPage.cfm?strPartNo=UBSL

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