using PIC 16f84 at 315 MHZ


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    Default Don't blame me for that question??

    I know my question is stupid but what to do to make this thing work.......

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    OoooKaaaay,

    It really doesn't matter what frequency the RF link is operating at. The 16F84 will have it's own oscillator running at 10mhz or less. Simply add a DEFINE OSC 10 for a 10 mhz crystal, or change the number to the appropriate value to match you're crystal. And, be sure to set the oscillator config to "HS". (You will never get a 16F84 to run at 315Mhz)

    Then, a quick look in the manual shows that 188 is the Mode for 4800 baud, or 16572 for inverted 4800 baud.

    Or, go here for a complete list of Serin/Out modes.
    http://www.melabs.com/resources/ser2modes.htm
    Last edited by Darrel Taylor; - 29th July 2005 at 07:23.
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