Serial communication problem

I am trying to send 8 bits of data out at each rise in the clock cycle. PIN RC5 is where I am sending the data from serially in the PIC16C63A, and PIN RC3 is my synchronous clock but I am getting very confused.

my goal is to mimic the SPI but not sure if I am doing that here. the confusion comes where I am trying to send the variable slug1 serially (one bit at a time). can anyone help
me with this. I am quite new to programming the PIC.

Here is what I have so far.

INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"

i VAR BYTE
Flag1 VAR BYTE
Flag2 VAR BYTE
Count_send VAR BYTE
slug1 VAR WORD

slug1 =10110111
clock = 0
char array[8]
TRISC =%00010000

start:
Flag1 = 0 /*Portc pin 1*/
While(Flag1 == 0)
Flag2 = 1 /*PortC pin 2*/

Count_send = 0
Count_send = Count_send + 1

if(Count_send == 1) then

count = 0
PORTB.3 = 0
for (count1 =0; count1 <8; count1++) ; loop 8 time for each bit
{
PORTC.3 = 1 ; clock = 1
goto SEND1 ; send a char
PORTC.3 = 0 ; clock = 0
}

if(count = 8)
array[8] = 0

if(Count_send == 1) then
Flag1 = 1
endif

Flag2 = 0
Pause 100
Flag1 = 0
Flag2 = 1
wend

SEND1:

SerOut PORTC.6, T2400, array[count]
count = count + 1
endif
return

Hello Srigopal,

First off... have you scoped the output pin?? and the Clock Pin?

Second.. if you have, and your data looks correct on your scope, maybe it is your receiver instead.

Also If I remember correctly Serout sends in 8 bit data.

That means if you want to send a bit by bit situation... you must first isolate and tell whether the Bit is a one or a zero... then add 48 to it to convert it to a 8 bit byte... then send it.

Bit var byte

For s=0 to 7
Bit=Data.s
Bit=Bit+48
Serout(Pin,T2400,Bit)
Next s

(Or something in this nature).

Dwayne

Hello

First a couple of things on your program...

Bit is a Reserve word. You will have to use something other than Bit... I used Bit as a example of how the program will work.

Second. I do not know how you want your ""Slug" sent.

By each individual bit? or all together... I gave you a example of sending it each individual byte.

you can send it all together by changing your Slug value and putting a "%" in front of it... Then send the whole thing. as a 8 byte data. (But you leave off adding the 48).


Thus your program will look something like.

bytetosend Var byte



Slug="%01101101
bytetosend=Slub 'this is redundant...but ....
Serout Pin,T2400,bytetosend


Receive is

bytetoreceive var byte
counter var byte

Serin Pin,T2400,bytetoreceive

'lets do something with each bit.
for counter=0 to 7 step 1
bytetoreceive.counter 'each individual bit
next counter