If you're using interrupts on either end then you shouldn't use SEROUT/SERIN as interrupts will upset the timing.
You should use the hardware HSEROUT/HSERIN routines, but then you will have to use...
I guess then, the sending device is interrupted by the USB routines while sending and as a consequence the transmission of RS-232 at that time is corrupted.
So I have a need to override a pushbutton (from ON to OFF) and came up with this concept; a solenoid piggyback on a pushbutton switch with a 3D printed cap held by a strand of wire.
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Published on - 31st May 2010 17:38
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It's almost Olympics time... so here's a topical program using PBP exclusively (no embedded Assembler) to give you a Stop-Watch with 1/100th Second Timing (yes that's 0.01 of a Second) and gives you REAL-TIME display on your LCD. Now you can do your own timing and challenge the official time...
The program demonstrates using TMR1 in BACKGROUND (multi-tasking), uses PICBasic Interrupts, and accounts for the fact that PICBasic doesn't respond to those Interrupts immediately. There's also a set-Up CALIBRATION menu item, so you can adjust and calibrate your timer to an accuracy of 360mS per Hour.
How does it do all that? Better download the PDF and find out...
Melanie
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Re: SERIN2 Receiving Wrong Data
If you're using interrupts on either end then you shouldn't use SEROUT/SERIN as interrupts will upset the timing.
tumbleweed Today, 13:12You should use the hardware HSEROUT/HSERIN routines, but then you will have to use...