433 Mhz Data Receiver

[Pesticida]

Hi People,
i have a question ,can I use this manchester code like in this example.
Trough PortA.0 is incoming encoded data from my transmitter and is then decoded and trough PortA.1 is going encoded data out.

Define LOADER_USED 1
Include "modedefs.bas" ' Mode definitions for Serout

ADCON1=7
define osc 4

DEFINE HSER_RCSTA 90h
DEFINE HSER_TXSTA 24h
DEFINE HSER_SPBRG 207 ' 1200 Bauds
DEFINE HSER_CLOERR 1

n var byte
d var byte
myVar VAR byte
CounterA var Byte
ErrorFlag var Bit
MyData var Byte
encoded var Word
v var word

pause 10 ' safe start-up delay

Main:

serin porta.0,N1200,v

ErrorFlag=0
For CounterA=0 to 7
If v.1=0 then
MyData.7=0
If v.0=0 then ErrorFlag=1
else
MyData.7=1
If v.0=1 then ErrorFlag=1
endif
v=v>>2
If CounterA<7 then MyData=MyData>1
next
goto encodemanchester
encodeManchester:
For d=0 TO 7
IF mydata.0[d]=0 Then
encoded.0[d*2]=0
encoded.0[d*2+1]=1
Else
encoded.0[d*2]=1
encoded.0[d*2+1]=0
EndIF

serout porta.1,N1200,[encoded]
hserout [encoded]

Next

goto main
end


Please for help,thanks very much.

Pesti.

[Pesticida]

Hi,
Is nobody here that can help me please?

Regard Pesti.

[ChrisMicro]

The serin command is used as folow:
Transmitter code: SerOut GPIO.1,N1200,["A","work"]
Receiver code: SerIn porta.3,N1200,["A"],B0,B1,B2,B3 received data will be: B0=w, B1=o, B2=r, B3=k
Note the N1200 is the baud rate, that is very important the N can be replaced with a T depending on the polarity of the data you receive, then the ["A"] the program will wait on the pin porta.3 until it receive an "A" then it will read the data that follow into the 4 variables B0-B3, you can use more variables if you want to.
But if your transmitter is using a decoder chip it is impossible to read the data you will always get garbage and not real data.
The data that you receive while the transmitter is off is only garbage or QRM caused by florescent light or other interference.
To sum up, you will need to know at what baud rate and polarity your transmitter is sending the data and you need to know what the [qualifier] is, it can be any character/s.

[ChrisMicro]

You can try the following:
Create some word long variables eg
B0 var WORD
B1 var WORD
B2 var WORD
B3 var WORD

SerIn porta.3, N1200,,, B0, B1, B2, B3
then compare the variables if it contain the same data then it will be the correct code because the encoder/decoder chips send out a 12 bit data that will fit into a word variable that can take up to 16 bits of data