Do you have a schematic? What's RC.6 connected to?
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
Do you have a schematic? What's RC.6 connected to?
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
rc.6 ->Pin11 (MAX232) -> Pin14(MAX232) -> Modem Pin3 (Female RS232)Originally Posted by scalerobotics
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
Hi,
I have NEVER used the USART to transmit so if I am wrong, . . . well here is my try . . .
TXSTA.5 = 1 'which is transmit enable bit.
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
Didn't Work
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
this is from the datasheet
Bit SPEN (RCSTA<7>) and bits TRISC<7:6> have to be
set in order to configure pins RC6/TX/CK and RC7/RX/DT
as the Universal Synchronous Asynchronous Receiver
Transmitter.
So maybe you need to set trisc.6=1 also?
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
Thanks for the reply. Tried the above - NO Luck
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OK, Just a Doh check for me, but I assume you DO have some kind of osc hooked up? xtal,resonator, something?
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Re: Simple code but strange result - 877A
Maybe the extra space between the T and the [ is messing things up?
If that is not the problem then double check the speed of your OSC. Receiving works, yes. But receiving is more tolerant than sending.. At least it seems that way. Are you using a crystal with caps or a resonator?Code:HSEROUT ["AT",10,13]
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