You'd have to run the serial input to a pin which can trip an external interrupts, like RB0, set it up to the correct polarity and then have the SERIN in your ISR. I've never tried this though so don't take my word for it.
/Henrik.
Re: serial port interrupt without using hserin
You'd have to run the serial input to a pin which can trip an external interrupts, like RB0, set it up to the correct polarity and then have the SERIN in your ISR. I've never tried this though so don't take my word for it.
/Henrik.
Re: serial port interrupt without using hserin
Yes this may work, but don't expect reliability if you receive long messages... and I'm pretty sure SERIN/DEBUG/SERIN2 will not work AS-IS as the interrupt on change will screw the start bit...
So I guess you may have decent results with a custom bit-banged routine.
Steve
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Re: serial port interrupt without using hserin
Charles Linquis and I did something that might work for you.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...9798#post79798
DT
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