Yes, I'm aware you declare it, but you don't assign anything to it. It's there as a newly declared variable with the contents of null. So, I'm guessing serin is waiting for a null character to arrive...
This is a photo of the packet (8N1) generated by my PIC transmitter and that for some reason is not being received by my PIC receiver port GPIO.5. It's a two byte transmission $A and $61. Its in...
looks right now, ...... first post was unsure for OSCCON..... no wait !!!!! check for ... $01100001, bit 0, system clock ,,, but looks like you had it right UNLESS the configuration setting didn't...
Published on - 21st May 2010 14:37
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Hi all,
Few times ago i did this little utility to help in Timer, Usart, Eusart and PWM calc. It have been tested by some user here and there. Thanks to them
'till now, it's seems to be bug free. It assume a minimum of knowledge on your side so far.
I plan to do another version wich will be more complete. It will include more code generation tool. It's still a work in progress but once i'm fixed on the whole idea, i'll post a Trial version.
It will create code for PBP, Swordfish and probably some other compiler.
You have to know it's a tedious job to read all datasheet and be sure everything is correct. For this reason, there's no release date.
Re: Serin Not Recognizing Qualifier From Another PIC
works perfectly for me if you don't try to use qualifier before you actually set it to a meaningful value as rocket troy indicated
richard Today, 02:24#CONFIG; set CONFIG1 for internal oscillator, watchdog on,...