Strange SerOut Problem

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  1. - 17th April 2007, 13:06 #1
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    The configuration bits i've set are 3F18
    The internal oscillator of the 628A is not accurate enough for reliable asynchronous transmission - switch to a crystal or resonator and all should be well
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    Ok, I will try that when I can get my hands on a Resonator.

    What i can't understand is that it DID work, and then deteriorated. And even with a new chip, it doesnt work at all anymore.

    If anyone has any other suggestions in the meantime, please let me know.
    Thanks in advance!
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