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madmax55
Joined: 17 Jan 2007
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 17 Jan 2007 23:40 serin+picbasic |
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HI every one
iv got a problem with my codes,but only for pic16f877.!! Same codes work fine in 16f84a. I 'dont undestand WHY 'SERIN' command doesn't work with 877. i bought differnt 877 , 'SEROUT' command works fine, but 'SERIN' not!
where do i make wrong? PLEASE HELP ME!
these are the codes.
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GRS var byte
SerGRS var portE.0
SerCKS var portE.1
Frek con 6
serout serCKS,frek,[13,"MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS.!",13,10]
loop:
serin serGRS,frek,GRS
serout serCKS,frek,[13,GRS,10]
goto loop
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yo5oqa
Joined: 21 Oct 2004
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Location: Romania
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18 Jan 2007 6:26 picbasic pro serout problem |
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Maybe you have to make PortE.0, PortE.1 digital inputs, not analog (by default they are analog).
Adcon1=0x02 or something else (see the datasheet)
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madmax55
Joined: 17 Jan 2007
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18 Jan 2007 22:10 picbasic pro keyboard |
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| yo5oqa wrote: |
Maybe you have to make PortE.0, PortE.1 digital inputs, not analog (by default they are analog).
Adcon1=0x02 or something else (see the datasheet) |
i tried to convert to digital and datasheets says to convert to digital it must be ADCON1=6. but it didn't work.
i tried other ports(D,B,C) but they didn't work too.i really don't know WHY it is not working.the code i wrote;
GRS var byte
SerGRS var portE.0
SerCKS var portE.1
Frk con 6
ADCON1=%01100000
serout serCKS,frk,[13,"MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS.!",13,10]
loop:
serin serGRS,frk,GRS
serout serCKS,frk,[13,GRS,10]
goto loop
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madmax55
Joined: 17 Jan 2007
Posts: 4
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22 Jan 2007 13:20 Re: PICBasic Pro Compiler Problem |
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Thank you yo5oqa,
i solved the problem thanks to your advice. the problem was, indicator led on the RX pin line. this led was blinking when i press a button on the keyboard. i removed the led and the problem solved.
it's interesting, because i use the same technique on pic16f84a RX pin , and it works fine with that. anyway thanks again
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