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    You can use these pins just like any other I/O-pins. Just disable the UART, do what you need to do, then enable the UART again when you need it.
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    -Bruce
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    well yes... i really misunderstood...

    have THOUSANDS of them left over from a non paying customer.
    it sucks
    Steve

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    So how do I enable and disable at will? Do I assign a VAR BIT for the usart and toggle it as required?


    Mister E, that non paying customer virtually destroyed my business forcing me to take a job and not spend much time selling circuit boards. This is why I havent been in the forum recently. Fortunatly, things are better and I am able to spend time rebuilding the business, and spend some time with my 5 week old son.
    I dont program much, except for simple projects and my own personal creations and experiments. I spend my time doing pcb layout, and board assembly, either building using customer supplied parts, or in the case of the non paying customer, buying parts myself and charging for a completed assembly. At my busiest I was producing around 750 boards a week. Now I am lucky to produce 75 a month.

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    James,

    Congratulations on the baby! I wondered what had happened to you. I hope this next year is a better one for you.

    Jerry.
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    Hi Jerry!
    I thought I had emailed you explaining everything to you? Perhaps now I know why there was no reply from you!

    I assume your project was taken care of by someone else? Same rates apply!!

    Take care.

    James.

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    James,
    have a look to RCSTA register, SPEN bit.

    Congrats for your brand new kid

    Quote Originally Posted by jmgelba
    Mister E, that non paying customer virtually destroyed my business forcing me to take a job and not spend much time selling circuit boards.
    You can't imagine how much i'm with you and how much i understand that my friend... kinda stuff i don't want to say in public...
    Last edited by mister_e; - 14th December 2007 at 21:22.
    Steve

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    jmgelba, Hey James, you never did pay me the $200 for the Boost Pressure Gage code I wrote for you.....

    Dave Purola,
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