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    Quote Originally Posted by mpardinho
    i use 2 circuits

    1 - 16F628
    1 - Transmiter

    2 - 16F628
    2 - Receive

    1 - code - Transmit
    T1 = "["
    T2 = "]"

    start:
    For A = 1 to 10
    SEROUT SERIAL_OUT, T2400, [T1, T2, A]
    next
    goto start

    2 - code - Receive

    start:
    SERIN SER_IN, T1200, DAdos
    SEROUT SER_OUT, T1200, [DAdos, 13, 10]
    goto start


    my problem is than in receive,
    Dados = "["
    i not receive "[", "]", A
    in hyperterminal i receivce 10 caracter "["


    i use this code for test http://www.rentron.com/Stamp_RF.htm


    You send 3 numbers and only receive one...how's that going to work?
    You send at 2400, receive at 1200...how's that going to work?
    Also, I don't see anything set up to synchronize the receiver, nothing relating to manchester encoding your data, and I could go on.
    Read thru the example at Rentron's site a bit more before you start in again.
    JDG

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    pardon....both are T2400.. rewrite post...my real code

    i will try DEFINE CHAR_PACING 1000 and post the results

    many thanks brothers
    Last edited by mpardinho; - 4th December 2006 at 15:04.

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    Don't scare him skimask!

    Not having that much experience is not a crime nor is making mistakes.


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    Quote Originally Posted by sayzer
    Don't scare him skimask!

    Not having that much experience is not a crime nor is making mistakes.


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    No scaring going on here. Just pointing out the blatently obvious...again.
    JDG

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