At 9600 baud, each bit is approx 104uS long, so a PAUSEUS 104 after your serout command should represent that 2nd stop bit.
I'm glad its working 4 u.
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At 9600 baud, each bit is approx 104uS long, so a PAUSEUS 104 after your serout command should represent that 2nd stop bit.
I'm glad its working 4 u.
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Char_Pacing does the trick
Adding
DEFINE CHAR_PACING 104 'Serout character pacing in us
will give you an extra 104 uSecs between characters - effectively giving you an extra stop bit at 9600 bps.
HTH
Brian
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