what about if you use only one SERIN function with a WORD size variable in or on SERIN with two variables in(LOWBYTE,HIGHBYTE)???
i think you lose 1 bit each time... this is why you get the double on the second SERIN
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what about if you use only one SERIN function with a WORD size variable in or on SERIN with two variables in(LOWBYTE,HIGHBYTE)???
i think you lose 1 bit each time... this is why you get the double on the second SERIN
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
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