| ??? 02/26/05 05:11 Modified: 02/26/05 05:18 Read: times |
#88510 - Stu Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I'm probably just being captain obvious and you probably already know and have done all this, but this in case:
Just a note - in case your compiler supports it, you can save a line of code with the below: >>WAIT3: >>JNB RI, WAIT3 ; Wait for reception to be completed. JNB RI,$ ; All of the above in one line, no label required Also, I assume you have set the REN (Receiver Enable, address 9Ch) to 1, correct? And regarding the previous post, try this: EDIT: Alex, I was mistaken originally. This is probably what you need to do instead o fthe SThreshold property: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...e_comm.asp OutBufferSize of 8 or 16 might help out in this case...? |
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