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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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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I got the bright idea that would figure this one out.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12948
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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