The best way is to use PIC's that fit your task.
Don't try to make your task work in a PIC that doesn't have the features you need.
Buy more 12F635's, they're only a buck apiece.
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DT
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The best way is to use PIC's that fit your task.
Don't try to make your task work in a PIC that doesn't have the features you need.
Buy more 12F635's, they're only a buck apiece.
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DT
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No problem with the price, but sometimes I need more pins and also I have more of 508 than 635, so I asked if there is any other possible solution as I have quiet a few 16f676 & 508 lying around.Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor
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Then don't use a WAIT qualifier in your SERIN.
If the problem is a noisy receiver, then you will get data from the SERIN if you read every byte without Waiting, although most of it will be garbage.
Compare the "pp3" sequence manually, and once received, grab the next byte.
In the compare loop, do the timeout manually too.
Also, put a timeout in the SERIN statement, in case there isn't any noise at that time.
If the problem is that it locks up due to opposite IDLE state. That will not help at all.
DT
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