Changing bits in a byte for multiple output


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    Thanks Skimask, your right I have made this difficult but the reason I was not sending out the whole PORTB is that I am trying to use a simple manchester encoding. My 0 is a 01 an a 1 being 10.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tazntex View Post
    Thanks Skimask, your right I have made this difficult but the reason I was not sending out the whole PORTB is that I am trying to use a simple manchester encoding. My 0 is a 01 an a 1 being 10.
    Thanks
    I don't think I would worry about encoding anything at the moment. You're sending short packets. As long as you've got preamble and a sync'ing character, you should be good to send the raw port data, in short bursts anyways.
    i.e. SEROUT datapin , mode , whatever , $55,$AA,$FE,raw_portb_data (assuming portb.7 isn't actually used)
    Just keep resending it as long as a key is pressed and code the receiver to look for the same thing that you're sending.

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