Problem with serin2 serout2

[Bruce]

DEC causes numbers to be sent in ASCII format. 1 to 9 will work fine since each number will
be a single ASCII character. When you get to 10, it sends an ASCII 1 followed by an ASCII
0, which requires two bytes. DEC 100 will be 3 ASCII bytes, etc.

Try something like this;

T9600 CON 84

MAIN:
FOR B0=4 T0 200
SEROUT2 0,T9600,[B0] ' without modifier, sends the unformatted byte value of 4 to 200
PAUSE 10
NEXT BO

SERIN2 0,T9600,[B0] ' can receive a value from 0 to 255

[jasem700]

hi all my friends

thank you for your reply

yes Mr ARATTI it's works good with

SEROUT2 Pin,84,[DEC b0]
Pause 100
SERIN2 Pin,84,[b0]

thank you very much and thanks for Mr Bruce
Although I don't try yet his code

good luck