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The SERIN2 command looks for the change of state, when using RF the time out thing does not work very well because of noise. The state is always changing even if data is not being sent.Code:SERIN2 PORTC.5, 16780,Timeout,Data_Not_Sent,[WAIT ("#"),DEC NUM1]
Last edited by mackrackit; - 15th April 2010 at 16:42.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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So SERIN2 looks at SEROUT2 (PORTC.3) to see if data has been sent?The SERIN2 command looks for the change of state
PORTC.3's pin state is the key to DATA_Not_Sent?
I'm either getting a lot warmer or a lot colder with that one.
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North of the Arctic Circle on that one...
The time-out option looks for a state change on the serial input pin to see if data has been received on that pin.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Lol......!North of the Arctic Circle on that one...
It was a bit of a howler wan't it, oh dear.
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I've just re-read the brief mackrackit.
I thought you meant from the PIC to the pc, that's why I kept going towards a change of state on SEROUT2 (PORTC.3).What happens if you do not send data?
I see what you're saying now (I still don't now the answer (yet)) at least I'm looking in the right area now (I think).
Dave
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Yup, you are heading South now.
While I am on my way North with the gizmo I am playing with.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Yup, you are heading South now.
I'm intrigued, what you working on then mackrackitWhile I am on my way North with the gizmo I am playing with.
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