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well, it goes like this........
Really, all I want to do is take a constant i(2 bits) add a variable in t(3 bits) add another variable in h(3bits) and make it all one long(ish) variable of 8 bits, so I end up with string = iittthhh. I guess I could "join" them in the serout2 command (serout2,portpin,mode,i,t,h) but that didn't seem to work very well for me
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You might have wanted this intead of what you had:Originally Posted by gringobomba14
SEROUT2 portpin, mode, [ ( ( i << 6 ) + ( t << 3 ) + h ) ]
The way you had it, all it would do would send out 3 different bytes of value corresponding to i, t, and h.
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Continuing on.....
Excellent call on the SEROUT. Good to know I can do that to join strings. I got this error though on the receiver....
ERROR: Macro SERIN2STR?WL not found in macro file.
ERROR: Macro HSEROUTSTR?W not found in macro file.
Which means I need an include file somewhere.......
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Are you using PicBasic or PicBasicPro?
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PicBasicPro
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Which version?
And what line exactly is causing your problem?
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well, the thing is............
That problem has gone. For future reference, I am using version 2.47. The problem I'm having now is this. I have perfect radio communications between 2 16F877A's, at both short and long range, but I'm not having much success transmitting and then receiving variables.
My TX line is :
SEROUT2 PORTc.2,16780,[((id<<6)+(rhtc/100<<3)+(temp/100))]
which seems not to be a problem
my RX line is
SERIN2 PORTc.4,16780,250,programstart,[str myvar\6]
but I don't get what I send. I'm sure there is a glaring error somewhere, but when I hserout myvar I get numbers, but not what I sent
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