Re: USBSERVICE And SERIN2 Odd Behavior
Thanks, Richard. Now, I'm using the Darrel's USB interrupt and it helps. It is not really crucial in my program if a package is lost using the SERIN2 or SEROUT2 commands. I changed my code like it's shown below and it's working fine so far.
'FOR J = 0 TO 7
USBSERVICE
GOSUB SearchForClockSignal
USBSERVICE
'IF ClockSignalFound = 1 THEN EXIT 'EXITS THE LOOP IF A CLOCK SIGNAL WAS RECEIVED
'NEXT J
SearchForClockSignal:
USBSERVICE
SERIN2 PORTB.7, 32,
50, CLOCKSEARCHFAILED, [STR RFID_IN\7]
USBSERVICE
'ClockSignalFound = 1 'SETS FLAG TO STOP SEARCH
CLOCKSEARCHFAILED:
return
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