Serin Serout possible wiring distance


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    Default Re: Serin Serout possible wiring distance

    try ... DEC3(sigfield)]

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    Yes yes yes, finally !

    This is what was required to make it work.

    Code:
    sigstrength:
    
        IF jump = 1 THEN rssioff     ; check input to reset to serial                                             
        DEBUGIN  1500,sigstrength,[WAIT("aSSRSSIS-"),DEC3 sigfield, DEC3 sigcontrol]    ; get signal strength values                                         
        LCDOUT  $FE,$80," Light Unit ",#sigfield                                       
        LCDOUT  $FE,$C0," Control Unit ",#sigcontrol                                         
        GOTO sigstrength

    Note change(s). Apparently the photo of the display in RSSI is parsed by the software to separate lines. In reality it's a single stream of both items per second. The LCDOUT needed # for ASCII.

    Rob

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