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    I am trying out an experiment where one pic16f84 sends out serial data, whilst another receives the data on an LCD. I can only get the LCD to display a 0 for the received data with my code. Any suggestions?

    transmitter

    INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
    pause 1500

    START
    SEROUT PORTB.4,N2400,["1234"]
    PAUSE 50
    GOTO START

    receiver

    INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
    pause 500
    START
    M VAR BYTE
    SERIN PORTB.5,N2400,[M]
    lcdout $FE,1,#M
    LCDOUT $FE,$C0,"HELLO"
    PAUSE 300
    GOTO START

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    Me thinks this will be of interest to you.
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    And changing
    Code:
    START
    SEROUT PORTB.4,N2400,["1234"]
    to
    Code:
    START
    N = 1234
    SEROUT PORTB.4,N2400,[DEC N]
    might help
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    Much simple... your SERIN line is wrong

    SERIN PorPin, Mode, Variable

    Using the square bracket says you want to wait a specific character..

    Code:
    INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"
    M VAR BYTE
    pause 500
    START
            SERIN PORTB.5,N2400,#M
            lcdout $FE,1,#M
            GOTO START
    if you send 1234... it will never fit in a BYTE variable.. max=255...

    Leave your transmitter code as is, but change 1234, to 123 for now to see what happen.


    PS: DEC modifier should not work for SEROUT, but for SEROUT2 .
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    Thanks to everyone for the quick replies. I havent had chance to try the corrected code as yet, Ill post back when I get chance.

    Regards, John

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