Hi Charlie,
Yes the Wi-Fi module needs 3v3 TTL, the Max232 I was looking at was selectable 3v +/- to I think 8v +/- with a threshold voltage of 1v3 to 30v +/-.
The SEROUT function does produce a...
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Re: SEROUT Wi-Fi mode
Hi Charlie,
Yes the Wi-Fi module needs 3v3 TTL, the Max232 I was looking at was selectable 3v +/- to I think 8v +/- with a threshold voltage of 1v3 to 30v +/-.
The SEROUT function does produce a...
Re: SEROUT Wi-Fi mode
Thanks TumbleWeed,
The pic is running 3v3, my concern was that the generated signal from SEROUT was producing the signal in the images, but as you pointed out I set the sensor to DC from AC and the...
Re: SEROUT Wi-Fi mode
If anyone needs the chip id's they are "PIC18F46K20" and the Wi-Fi is "USR-WiFi232 -D2"
SEROUT Wi-Fi mode
I am brand new to the Forum. Does anyone know if "SEROUT" wave is formatted to UART or RS232 format, I have been in contact with a Wi-Fi module chip manufacturer with a request of "Do I need to...