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    BrianT, sinoteq,

    thanks alot for the help.

    Actually it's not just the first character but 90% and most of the time 100% of the entire first line .

    As a note, i'm using a direct connection from the pic to the serial port.
    Also tryed using an 1K resistor between I/O and serial port but the result is the same.

    With your experience...what is best ? To use the serial resistor or not ?

    Will try your instructions tonight

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    That is the best way if you have space for it. This also will save your PC if your Pic board makes a misstake, the MAX chip dies and PC lives...... MAX is cheap PC is not I never connect my things without level-converter. It is so easy to make, really cheap so I don't see why not use it.

    Regarding your resistor question I hope someone can explain it to you.

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