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    Ingvar,

    Thanks for the reply. Rx_Data[x] bit7 and bit6 are always 0,
    but Rx_Data[x] bit5 and bit4 aren't. As you can see from the
    table, they can be e.g. %00 0000 = 0, %01 0000 = @, %10
    0000 = P or %11 0000 = space. I'll try what you've sugested
    as soon as I get back home from work. TNX!
    Last edited by atomski; - 2nd November 2004 at 13:43.

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