Hello Carl,

Carl>>One clarification I thought I would add to Dwayne's post [Hope you don't mind Dwayne ]<<

Thanks Carl! appreciate it eee-men-slee!

Carl>Remember that though you are sending Data in Binary format "[%11100010], you are receiving the data in the decimal version of 11100010, which is 226 I am sure you already knew this, but just thought I give you a reminder. <<

I never bothered to look it up <g>. but 226 is a funny character that is garbage to most <g>

Carl>>I double checked your code between two of my development boards and it worked perfectly for me no problem. The SerIn command will automatically take care of making your pin from an input.<<

I guess I just don't trust something automatically making something a input for me <g>. It comes from the old Phillips Chips. So I assign it a input anyhow <g>.

I am down right now for the next 2 weeks or so... been down for about 1 1/2 weeks... bought a new house... as soon as I move in, I will be up and running again.

Thanks again for the help!

Dwayne