[Newbie]Communication between X and MCS51

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Hello,=20

My equipment based on MCS51( micro-controller with serial port RxD and =
TxD) needs to communicate with some machine by X protocol. But, I have =
not any experience for X.=20

In my case, how do I build the communication? Where can I find relevant =
guide or tutorial on internet?

Thanks a lot for help and suggestion.

Frank=20

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serial port RxD and TxD) needs to communicate with some machine&nbsp;by =
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Where&nbsp;can I find relevant guide or tutorial on =
internet?</FONT></DIV>
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