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  1. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Hi Tumbleweed,

    Looking at the DS (Pg 342 / Ex 21-1), the calc, using the crystal on this board:

    (((22,118,400 / 230,400) / 64) - 1) = 0.5

    When sent to the SPBRG, this will result in just 0
    ...
  2. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Ok, didn't go for the full 65,536 pages.

    Set initially to transfer 16 pages which brought it down to something considerably less.

    Then upped it to transfer 64 pages which only improved it by...
  3. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Quick update - thanks again Tumbleweed. Now running at 230.4k BAUD.

    Time for 256 MB download now at an estimated ~ 11.2 hrs.

    The bottleneck will be the handshake as I'm "requesting" each page...
  4. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Hi all again,

    I'll give that a shot Tumbleweed. Was wondering about possibly taking it higher. I'll give those parameters a shot. I'm hooking up to a FT231X chip on a small custom board. The...
  5. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Hi all,

    using:




    for cnt = 0 to 255

    while (TXSTA.1 = 0)
  6. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    To all,

    MANY thanks for all your help with this guys. I have some data recovery to do on another project but will be back on this either tonight or over the next few days.

    I'm running this on...
  7. Re: HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Update:

    Currently, as a short term solution, outputting the array as 16x HSEROUTs of 16x pairs of hex digits. Crude, but functional, and VB is able to convert this data back to its integer format...
  8. HSEROUT of array of data with termination on a null

    Hi all,

    Having an issue with outputting data from a pic to PC via a USB-serial COM port.

    I have an array of 256 bytes (1048574 of these pages of bytes in fact!)

    What I'd like to do is...
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