Last edited by skimask; - 24th December 2006 at 05:15.
yes that sit,
Its hard to belive it works on your end.
thats ok , i was watching mad tv...
Well, do me a favor....
Take that big yellow wire, follow it to the PIC on the right.
Consult your datasheet, and tell me what pin it goes to.
Then take that same big fat yellow wire, follow it to the PIC on the left, consult your datasheet, tell me what pin that goes to....and fix it!
in the picture I had just finish trying all the B ports., It was in RB6, which was the last of the port I tried
the sending IS on RB2
and Receiving is on RB3
go back to the web site i posted a new picture
Last edited by lerameur; - 24th December 2006 at 06:00.
Ok so now both receiver and transmitter are on portb.2
the picture is up
would the problem be in the software, is the pic16f88 special and need extra attention ?
Last edited by lerameur; - 24th December 2006 at 06:21.
It does...but I think I'm onto something....
On the receiver PIC, it shows:
Waiting...127,22
The 127 is the number of times it's tried to receive data but timed out, the 22 is the number of times it's actually received 4 bytes of data and dropped thru to the display section.
Post your receiver code as it stands again.
Something is amiss. If the serial port wasn't receiving anything (i.e. the serin statement always timed out and went back to loop, the 22 should remain a 0).
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