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    out of curiosity, what happen if you use T2400 instead?

    which PIC?

    How far away your RF modules are ?

    Are they sharing the same psu?
    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    out of curiosity, what happen if you use T2400 instead?

    which PIC?

    How far away your RF modules are ?

    Are they sharing the same psu?
    its a good old 16f84


    i shall try t2400 now

    i have my transmit setup - pic on one breadboard/ transmitter module on another connected up to each other

    same with receive, the transmit and receive part are not close to each other, tried them close and far still no result

    the transmit and receive side are individually powered with a 9v battery using a 5v voltage regulator

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    You're using the wrong serial mode numbers for SERIN2/SEROUT2.

    Drop the include modedefs.bas and use something like N2400 CON 16780.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce View Post
    You're using the wrong serial mode numbers for SERIN2/SEROUT2.

    Drop the include modedefs.bas and use something like N2400 CON 16780.
    bruce, i cannot thank you enough

    this has been annoying me for ages


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    oops... missed that...
    STRONG AND BLACK COFFEE TIME!
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    just looked up serin2 in the manual

    oops
    i thought modes were the same as serin when there ermm not..

    newbie mistakes..

    but at least i learnt from it


    another thing that it fixed..

    i was having strange timing issues to and that simple change fixed it

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    Hey! I learn more from my mistakes than anything else. And those lessons are the easiest
    ones to remember.

    But, like mister-e has pointed out, I am getting old so I jot things down so I don't
    forget...;o}
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