I keep wondering if it is possible in the forum software to block the same poster from posting in multiple sub-topics within a span of an hour. There seems to be a regular flood of spam postings every now and then
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I keep wondering if it is possible in the forum software to block the same poster from posting in multiple sub-topics within a span of an hour. There seems to be a regular flood of spam postings every now and then
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What has that got to do with the question I asked? or are you accusing me of multiple postings in multiple sub topics?Originally Posted by Jerson
Yes I had asked a question yesterday about how to interface an msf module to a pic but seeing nobody wanted to answer, I made the question simpler by asking is the data transmitted by both signals the same, i.e you'd use the same program to decode them and they contain the same info in the same format
My post title says.. how do you and the original post was actually asking how do you edit posts as there was NO edit button on the question i asked yesterday... but there was an edit button on this one
hence me changing the question here
if that made sense to anyone!
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No...It had nothing to do with you!!!! Don't take it wrong!!!!
There was a spammer on here earlier that posted a bunch of crap...happens once in awhile.
Apparently the admins got in and deleted them and there's a bit of miscommunication...
And the edit button should be present AFTER you post...but it does go away after a bit.
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Ah thanks
That explains why the edit button is there on this post but not on the previous one, which would have been handy but such is life
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Lew247
I hope you understand now that Ski has clarified. There are annoying spammers polluting the board with deals for Hacked phones and stuff. It was not directed at you. I'm sorry you did not notice the spam and felt that it was directed at you.
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Anyone any ideas how to, or clues as to where i go to start figuring out..
how to decode the data coming from my module, it outputs its own serial data and it uses a 1khz sinc pulse, aparently as it arrives serially I have to shift the bits into 4 bit nibbles, whatever they are! and then convert some bits from bcd and some from hex but that bit shouldnt be a problem, its how to interface the serial output from the module to the pic, and how I'd use the serial data to decode it
sorry this is all probably really easy and simple to most of you but to me it's all new.
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Is this asynchronous data? You need to know the baud rate in that case. If it is synchronous data, you could look at the SHIFTIN command. You need a clock line and data line for this to work.
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