Is the timeout period (stated in milliseconds) affected by the clock-speed in the manner of pause etc.? I have searched around the manuals etc. for the information but I cannot find it. If I use the form "serin [65535,noack], c.1,2400_8,b1,b2" will I get the same real time timeout as using "serin [65535,noack], c.1,2400_4,b1,b2"; with the clock-speed adjusted accordingly, of course. I am using an 18M2+ chip.
Serin timeout and clock-speed
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neiltechspec
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Yes it is affected the same as other commands.
1000ms @ 4Mhz
is 500ms @ 8Mhz
or 250ms @ 16Mhz
Neil.
1000ms @ 4Mhz
is 500ms @ 8Mhz
or 250ms @ 16Mhz
Neil.
I thought that might be the case; nuisance! I was hoping for a one minute time-out at 8MHz - now I will have to do a loop. It would be helpful if this was documented clearly under the SERIN reference, or am I missing something that I should have seen? Thanks for the rapid reply and info, though.
