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i'm trying to receive some serial data on my pic 16f688 but it doesn't receive anything (sending data works perfectly). i'm want to blink a led on the pic on command.
I use this code to send the data from my basic stamp 2:
SEROUT S_out, 396, ["blink"]
and i use this code to receive on my pic:
SerIn2 S_in,396,[WAIT("k")]
gosub blink
what can it be?
it seems to be receiving something after al.
if i use this code:
main:
SerIn2 S_in,396,[dat]
pause 100
SEROUT s_out, N2400,["1234t", dat]
goto main
and i read it out on my BS2 it says dat = 0
so it is constantly receiving "nothing" but if i use wait("k") then it wil never see the k i send...
what can it be (it's quite urgent becouse i need this code to be working tomorow)
Post the whole code here!
Be sure you disable ALL analog stuff on this 'unknown' S_Pin
Internal osc or external?
Did you try to connect your BS2 to your PC?
ok here is the whole code:
on the stamp:
<code>
' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
' {$PORT COM1}
dat VAR Byte
DO
SEROUT 10, 396, ["blink"]
SERIN 10, 396, [WAIT("t"), dat]
DEBUG "data: ", DEC dat, CR
PAUSE 1000
LOOP
</code>
on the pic:
<code>
define OSC 20
INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
S_in var PORTC.0
S_Out var PORTC.0
Led var PORTC.3
dat var byte
Main:
SerIn2 S_in,396,[dat]
gosub blink
SEROUT s_out, T2400,["1234t", dat]
pause 50
goto main
Blink:
high led
pause 10
low led
return
</code>
this code only returns me "data: 0" in my debugwindow, if i use the code <code>
SerIn2 S_in,396,[wait("k")]</code> on my pic and remove the <code>SERIN 10, 396, [WAIT("t"), dat] </code>on my stamp it never blinks and it keeps waiting for that "k" the osc is an external 20 mhz crystal
does anyone know how to fix this? the transmitting does work from stamp to pic but it doesn't from pic to stamp. please help me.
chriroz, What is the value of "dat"? I don't ever see it getting set...
Dave Purola,
N8NTA
So you didn't post the whole thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by chriroz
Are you sure you properly set the config fuses for your PIC? HS_OSC?
OK, THIS IS THE WHOLE CODE:
<quote>
on the stamp:
' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
' {$PORT COM1}
dat VAR Byte
DO
SEROUT 10, 396, ["blink"]
SERIN 10, 396, [WAIT("t"), dat]
DEBUG "data: ", DEC dat, CR
PAUSE 1000
LOOP
on the pic:
define OSC 20
INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
S_in var PORTC.0
S_Out var PORTC.0
Led var PORTC.3
dat var byte
Main:
SerIn2 S_in,396,[dat]
gosub blink
SEROUT s_out, T2400,["1234t", dat]
pause 50
goto main
Blink:
high led
pause 10
low led
return
</quote>
THAT code only returns me "data: 0" in my debug window (witch is already strange.)
and if i use THIS code (the one i actually need):
</code>
on the stamp:
' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
' {$PORT COM1}
dat VAR Byte
DO
SEROUT 10, 396, ["blink"]
DEBUG "data: ", DEC dat, CR
PAUSE 1000
LOOP
on the pic:
define OSC 20
INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
S_in var PORTC.0
S_Out var PORTC.0
Led var PORTC.3
dat var byte
Main:
SerIn2 S_in,396,[wait("k")]
gosub blink
pause 50
goto main
Blink:
high led
pause 10
low led
return
</code>
than it never blinks and never sees a "k". I really need this problem solved. please post ANYTHING that might help me (i live in european time so i usely have to wait a whole night before i can read your answers and an other day before you read my posts, so post anything you got, i don't have much time left) and my config is HS (in winpic) and define OSC = 20. "dat" is the byte in witch it saves the data received from serin2, isn't it?
thanks in advance,
Chris
I also tried to use an FlowPin and it didn't work. but i found out something strange. after i send my data from my stamp the pin stays high. is that normal? if i give an "low 10" command after it it will get low again
It looks to me like you're waiting for the letter "K" to come in from the word "blink". Picbasic will wait until it sees the letter "K", and then the next character is placed into your variable. What is the next character after the "K"? Nothing. Hence you will return the value zero. Try it without the wait, or try something like
hserin 100,,[str Variable\5\$6b]
This will take in a string of five characters, or fewer if it sees the hex value 6b, which should be the ascii value for a lower case letter "k" if I read it right. (The print is small on my ascii table, and I forgot my glasses!)
Hope this helps.
Jerry.
Try to connect your PIC to your PC to see what's happen... Use MCS serial communicator to monitor it.
in the case where i receive the zero's i don't wait for the "k" (SerIn2 S_in,396,[dat]) I just wait for anything to come in and thats a zero (witch i didn't send!). also tried to send some data AFTER the "k" but it still doesn't get to the blink code...
Can someone just give me a working code and the right winpic settings to send data from one pic16f688 @ 20MHz to an other through portc.0 on both pics? it should blink a led (@ portc.3) on both pic's one after sending and one after receiving data. so they blink synchrome.
example:
pic1: sending data (portc.0)--> blink (portc.3)--> pause --> loop
pic2: waiting for right data (portc.0)--> receiving data --> blink (portc.3) --> loop
ok, I've been patient enough but time is running out so:
[whine]
I REALY need this code working. I use this code in a huge high-school project (i'm building a local positioning system) and i'm nominated for the "best project of the year" and i have to present my project for 1600 students. even without this code working they say my team will win this competition by far BUT I just want the whole thing working so PLEASE HELP ME. (I have no teachers or anyone i know that have any knowledge about this subject to help me, so that's why i came here)
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sorry for my Engrish but i'm not a native (i'm dutch)