Quote Originally Posted by Dennis View Post
Hi Dave ;-)

That TX RX code you passed on works like a charm too X Y and Z coming through clear as day
Really??? Well how about that...
Not sure what you want me to try with this code though ??

[code]
XNUM VAR BYTE[8]
XNUM = 225 'CHANGE THIS NUMBER AS NEEDED

SEROUT2 GPIO.5,16780,[TRAIN,SYNK,DEC XNUM.7,DEC XNUM.6,DEC XNUM.5,_
DEC XNUM.4,DEC XNUM.3,DEC XNUM.2,DEC XNUM.1,DEC XNUM.0,_
"--",DEC XNUM,$d,$a]
[code]

Did you want me to TX/RX it ? modify and put on send and receive side ?

Dennis
Send directly to a terminal.
You said you wanted three bytes, sometimes 8 bits can be as good. just thought you might see a use... splitting the byte up, multiple outputs on the same port... but if you need 23 then it will not help you this time.

Al was suggesting you only put the DEC on the RX side. That is why I thanked him for pointing out my mistake. I put a DEC on both in a couple of post.