The thread is a bit confusing, but the post I linked you to has working code.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Well sort of. It prints the 9 which is supposed to be the sync byte followed by the 3 (93) but only if connected by a wire.
Isn't it supposed to just print the character following the sync byte?
Also it won't do anything if sent wirelessly.
I know my wireless modules work because I can send data followed by trash with the first code above.
Just can't get rid of the trash and I do have a ground plane on both ends.
Bruce said that it was hard to make them work properly but surely someone has a simple code to transmit and recieve string and data.
I wanted to use debug but it isn't as simple as it sounded in my head..
TIP: If you're sending long strings of data, first receive the whole string, then print it on
the LCD.
Receiving a single byte after the "A", then printing it on the LCD, you're missing a TON of
serial data during LCDOUT. And you only have 1 synch character at the start of each
string.
Also ... give the receiving end time to place everything on the LCD before sending the next
string. Imagine someone handing you ten gallon buckets of water every 2 seconds, with
you having to pour it through a straw into another bucket, and trying to keep up...;o)
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