radio pic connection

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- 24th February 2006, 14:48
taos

radio pic connection

Hi! This is my first msg... (this is a great community )

I'm trying to connect a 16f876a with a Transceiver IC (RF600T from RF solutions) and a fm transmitter to a PC with another transceiver IC and a fm receiver so:
Can I use any digital output PIN to connect 876 with the RX of the transceiver?
What command must I use ?(SEROUT?)

I don't understand the difference between sending serial bits through any output pin and sending serial bits through UART pin...

Regards.
- 24th February 2006, 20:18
ChrisMicro

pyrro

Hi taos
The FM frequency 88-108MHz is to low for serial transmition you have to go to UHF 433.92MHz is fine and it is legal in most country's you can work up to 14000 BPS with a 4MHz xtal
- 25th February 2006, 00:41
ChrisMicro

Quote:

Originally Posted by taos

Hi! This is my first msg... (this is a great community )

I'm trying to connect a 16f876a with a Transceiver IC (RF600T from RF solutions) and a fm transmitter to a PC with another transceiver IC and a fm receiver so:
Can I use any digital output PIN to connect 876 with the RX of the transceiver?
What command must I use ?(SEROUT?)

I don't understand the difference between sending serial bits through any output pin and sending serial bits through UART pin...

Regards.

I will recommend that you start off with SEROUT on standard I/O, the UART is a bit more complicated for beginners, use one pin as input and another as output, remember to use a qualifier ["A"] it is sort of a handshake if you need more help [email protected]
- 25th February 2006, 00:55
ChrisMicro

tos

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisMicro

I will recommend that you start off with SEROUT on standard I/O, the UART is a bit more complicated for beginners, use one pin as input and another as output, remember to use a qualifier ["A"] it is sort of a handshake if you need more help www.pyrro.com

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