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 - 13th May 2011 21:45
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The attach zip contains a number of projects, the clock application is called "Clock_8_BIT_par_TFT.pbp" This project has a external RTC that can be set via USB with VB6.
There are a few other projects to drive this display including a SPI interface.
Disclaimer; I am not a programmer so my code may not be the most efficient.
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,...