In trying to plagiarize existing works I have found numerous instances of where there are lcdout commands. I use a LCD with a "backpack" affair such that it takes standard serout commands. In trying to convert the lcdout to a serout command I have found numerous allusions to using the serout2 command instead as it supposedly mimics the lcdout command. However, it does not work as advertised in the meager, limited little world I live in. The command I am trying to duplicate is
lcdout $fe,1,"TIME:",HEX2 hh,":",HEX2 mm,":",HEX2 ss
and I use the command
serout2 PORTB.6,84,[hex hh,":",hex mm,":",hex ss] I have also tried
serout2 PORTB.6,84,[hex2 hh,":",hex2 mm,":",hex2 ss]
serout2 PORTB.6,84,[ihex2 hh,":",ihex2 mm,":",ihex2 ss]
serout2 PORTB.6,84,[hex #hh,":",hex #mm,":",hex #ss]
In poring over the manual and looking futilely for some clues I confess to being stymied in my efforts. The display gives meaningless jumbles instead of pristine characters. Perhaps someone of greater programming prowess could enlighten me as to my deficiency.
Thanks