Why not just use one of the OPEN baud modes? This leaves the TX pin set to input
after the transmission is complete.
Why not just use one of the OPEN baud modes? This leaves the TX pin set to input
after the transmission is complete.
OPEN mode work if you use a good enough pull-up resistor for true mode...
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
47k may work, but 4.7k to 10k will for sure.
Something does not works
I'm testing with another board, just a 16F628A 20mhz OSC and a MAX233 that sends 'D00000' or 'D11111' every time RB.4 changes, it works ok if I use True Mode T9600 (RB.5 connect directly to MAX233).
Try to change it to Normal Mode (N9600) modifying the board (a resistor between +5V and RB.5), but the PC receive trash:
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I've tried with several resitors (47K, 10K, 7.2K, 2.7K) with no difference.
What I'm doing wrong?
Trying to use inverted mode when you should be using non-inverted or TRUE mode.What I'm doing wrong?
You have to use TRUE mode when going through the MAX232.
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