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    I guess unchecking the show prompt and show version would do the trick
    thank you very much.
    Last edited by newbie; - 4th March 2010 at 18:38. Reason: spelling

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    HELO..

    i am using pic18f4550,VDIP2 and 2line LCD ,20MHz, 9600 BAUD RATE and connect hyperterminal to monitor the result of the VDIP

    but the hyperterminal only show Ver 03.66VDFC On-line...

    anyone can help? my code is almost same with newbie

    INCLUDE "modedefs.bas"

    DEFINE OSC 20
    DEFINE LCD_DREG PORTA
    DEFINE LCD_DBIT 0
    DEFINE LCD_RSREG PORTD
    DEFINE LCD_RSBIT 5
    DEFINE LCD_EREG PORTD
    DEFINE LCD_EBIT 4
    DEFINE LCD_RWREG PORTD
    DEFINE LCD_RWBIT 6
    DEFINE LCD_BITS 4
    DEFINE LCD_LINES 2
    DEFINE LCD_COMMANDUS 2000
    DEFINE LCD_DATAUS 50

    TXD VAR PORTC.7 'AD0 TXD VDIP2 connect RX
    RXD VAR PORTC.6 'AD1 RXD VDIP2 connect TX
    Flow VAR PORTC.0 'AD2 RTS

    Start:
    HIGH RXD
    PAUSEUS 10
    SEROUT2 RXD,8276,["ECS",13]
    HIGH RXD
    PAUSEUS 10
    SEROUT2 RXD,8276,["IPA",13]
    HIGH RXD
    PAUSEUS 10
    SEROUT2 RXD,8276,["A:",13] 'choose source disk
    HIGH RXD
    PAUSEUS 100
    SEROUT2 RXD,8276,["DIR",13]
    GOTO Start
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    Looks like you need to check your baud rates.
    Those are not 9600
    Dave
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    u means the mode no of"8276" not 9600 baudrate? or the VDIP2 firmware not 9600 baudrate?

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    No, I mean what you had was not 9600
    Start:
    SEROUT2 VinRXD,84,["ECS",13] '9600 TRUE
    HIGH VinRXD
    PAUSEUS 10
    SEROUT2 VinRXD,84,["IPA",13]
    HIGH VinRXD
    PAUSEUS 100
    SEROUT2 VinRXD,8588,["DIR",13]
    GOTO Start
    And I have no idea what your firmware on the VDIP is.
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    i ready the the firmware...no prob...
    did u means change the mode no to 84?

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    me already change to 84 but...also the same no respond for the hyperterminal...

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    Sorry, been a long day.
    Either 84 or 16468 depending on if the PIC is connected to the VDIP with an inverter chip or not.
    Dave
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