SEROUT2/SERIN2 Problem

[mackrackit]

Try re-writing with out the str , something like
from the manual

SERIN2 1,16780,[WAIT(“A”),B0]

Or better yet just send/receive a simple 5 and blink an LED to test the connection,

I think the problem is in the way you are trying to receive the data. Take another look at SERIN2 in the manual, WAITSTR might be the answer.

[thirsty]

Thanks guys.

Darrel: I hadn't used any other config directives.

The problem is that this setup will be used in an environment other than my office so it has to be reliable. I've decided to go the synch route and have gotten it working reasonably now.

I've definately learned a lesson here though so it wasn't all a waste.

I appreciate your help

Regards

Thirsty

[Darrel Taylor]

WOW!

You've written Synchronous Slave routines in 4 hrs (or less).
I'm impressed, although skeptical.
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[thirsty]

I didn't say I wrote it - I said I had it working. I found some sample code and used that as a basis.

Sarcasm really is the lowest form of wit don't you think?