MS QuickBasic & PIC16F84A

[Darrel Taylor]

OMG!

Quickbasic, haven't used that in so many years. Just went down memory lane googling for an answer here. Can't really says it's an answer or not, but here's a few things I found.

Every example I found for OPEN looked like this

OPEN "COM1:9600,N,8,1,CD0,CS0,DS0,OP0" FOR OUTPUT AS #1

Couldn't for the life of me find out what the extra OP0 is for??

Then the PRINT statements would correlate to this...

PRINT #1, CHR$(85);

-- OR --

PRINT #1, CHR$(byte) ' for your program.
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On the hardware side, the PC puts out TRUE RS-232, but your PBP program is expecting Inverted RS-232. Can I assume you only have resistors in-between the PC and PIC? Or, is there a MAX232 (or equiv.), in which case you would need T9600 instead of N9600.

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[JBKerner]

Hi Darrel,

I just had a Homer Simpson moment (Doh!) Yup, that was it! Yeah, I haven't used QuickBasic in a while either (could ya tell?)

Anyway, thanks for the help!

Jeff