For one thing, sending 1010 isn't going to work. 1010 is one thousand and ten, not 10 or $A). You probably want v = %1010.Originally Posted by oneohthree
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For one thing, sending 1010 isn't going to work. 1010 is one thousand and ten, not 10 or $A). You probably want v = %1010.
Last edited by skimask; - 30th March 2007 at 18:00.
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Also, I tested my transmitter and receiver with the microcontrollers. I was able to transmit the 1101 sequence from the transmitter to the receiver. I got the encoded version of the 1101 sequence. But, the microcontroller on the receiver end the serin command does not work for the microcontroller. When I look at the pins where I have serout on I don't see any signal. Did I do something incorrect?
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What? Doesn't make any sense...
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I don't know what is wrong either. Somehow the serin command isnt taking the data that I send in from the receiver. I check the output at pin 1 and pin 3 using a logic analyzer and I get nothing. Is there something wrong with my receiver code. Also, should I send data in inverted (n2400) or non-inverted (t2400)?
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No, I meant your sentence didn't make any sense...
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Do you have any suggestion on how I can get my serin command to work correctly?
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Yes, READ the WHOLE 'Serin SerOut Problem' thread, not to mention a half a dozen other PIC-PIC communication threads in the 'Serial' section of the forum, just like I've suggested in the other thread and more than once. And start simple and build up. You're still using the RF modules, but I don't see anything that says you're sure it all works without the RF modules. I don't see anything that says you're sure the whole thing works just between the 2 PIC's, a couple of buttons and a couple of LEDs.
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