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thanks everyone! I'm going to muck around with all of this now!

haven't hooked it up yet, so currently running at 0v ;)

not sure how to run something at 3.3v is there something like a 7805?


and still no idea what USART is so I guess I'll do some reading....

never used USART so I'm not really sure what you're talking about. I don't mind switching, but first I want to get this code working, as it should work as it's not my code. then I can start really...

that's just what I was thinking here as I was editing the code.
I looked up the manual for the xport so I can now see there's terminal options for setting it up, as well as their software and I can...

look at me, spamming my own post...

just wondering, could I do soemthing like change



while inByte <> 0
serin2 rx, true9600, [inByte]
wend

ok, so here's my modified version:

untested, but compiles.

what I am unsure of:
1. how to set the xport with all the funky terminal settings and if it can be done via pbp

2. right now his...

sorry, please ignore the ADC code he has in there then.
I have no plans of using ADC.

for now I simply want to send an integer number to an online script.

just a test.
I didn't want to edit...

Hi everyone. so I'm excited to get the xport direct up and running and I see some of you here have used it.

I got the following code from :...

cool, thanks dude, that's what I had in mind then. except I was thinking either C or vb.net

for now acctually just php/mysql on the pc end connected to the serial port.

I'm not taking it personally and I'm not upset. why is mentioning having control over a function would be nice causing you guys to leap and tell me to shush and go away?

ok, how would I send an array of a variable via hyperterminal? is it possble? I haven't used variable arrays in pbp before, only in other languages.

maybe the best question is: how would you do...

I'm not going any further because we're never going to get anywhere, by your argument you and I should just go use assembly.
A better analogy would be that we're both using digital cameras...

thanks rhino, but those are all expensive external modules that allow you to access THEM rather than they access the net (from the looks of it). I'm talking about something like porting the curl...

I don't really agree that not having control over how a function functions doesn't matter because if you know the specific iteration of the language well you can just do something completely...

SEROUT2 1,396,[dec din]
SERIN2 0,396, [dec din]

sends at 2400

works fine for me.

your rf chips prob won't need a max232 so it should hopefully be easy, but I've never first hand used an rf...

no, you're right it's not rocket science, and thanks for posting the code example as it's great to now know this, at the same time though, the idea of basic is that it should be basic, I find alot of...

not really sure what you mean, like single character byte as in 1 or 7? this would leave me in the sticky situation as I mentioned up top, not sure if I'm understanding you

ahhh, I must of been getting compiler errors for not declaring or soemthing then.

so i can declare a variable string,
then
SERIN2 0,396, [str din]
then say soemthing like
if din=a gosub a_loop...

one of the basic things I'd love to see in pic basic, would be to say random(9) and then get a random number from 1-9, rather than saying random and getting anything from 1-65,000.

I guess a big wish list item for me would be support, as in sample code or commands for doing networking in picbasic.
it would be great to be able to wire into a wifi prism based card, query a web...

Hey all, so I got serial running (dunno if you remember but thanks guys! I didn't need a crystal but I did need a max232...).

what my question now is, what's the best, or, easiest? way to send...

Thanks so much guys!!

I shall try both lowering the baud rate and using an external 4mhz crystal.

it makes sense that it would need a correct oscillator and not the internal one, I'm still just...

I feel like a noob, yes, i know every week someone asks about serial, I looked, still can't get it, I'm an idiot.

here's my code, I'm sure it's obvious, or I hope it's obvious what I'm doing...

here's the tiny circuit for the counter chip. 2 leads from the pic, one to make it count forwards, one to reset (though I never got the chip to reset for some reason)
and 5 led spots, one resitor as...

here's the thing, the circuit has alot of ports, like for the tip122s, but they're not being used as of yet, only ONE of the 19 boards I used a tip122, and that one hasn't blown, it's perfectly...