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- 26th July 2008, 18:48 #2

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Originally Posted by sachymo

SerIn porta.0, T2400, Data1
delayms ???
SerIn porta.1, T2400, Data2
delayms ???
SerIn porta.2, T2400, Data3
delayms ???

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