Chip: 28X1
Editor: 5.1.4
Firmware: A.1
Supply: Regulated 4.5V
Should serin work with the breadboard adapter?
The resistor circuit looks the same, except for the added 180R on the tx line ?
I have connected tx to the resistor, then to input 0.
Out1 connected to output 0 (And jumper is set to out1)
Ground to ground.
Serout works, but serin never returns.
My test code is here
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
#picaxe 28x1
for b10 = 0 to 10
serout 0,N2400,("LOADING ...", #b10,13,10)
toggle 2
pause 1000
next
readserial:
Do
SerIn 0,N2400,#b1
toggle 2
SerOut 0,N2400,("SER =",b1,CR,LF)
Loop
</font></pre></code>
I am sending data from the terminal in progam editor.
btw: sertxd before a serout still makes problems, it was reported some time ago.
Editor: 5.1.4
Firmware: A.1
Supply: Regulated 4.5V
Should serin work with the breadboard adapter?
The resistor circuit looks the same, except for the added 180R on the tx line ?
I have connected tx to the resistor, then to input 0.
Out1 connected to output 0 (And jumper is set to out1)
Ground to ground.
Serout works, but serin never returns.
My test code is here
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
#picaxe 28x1
for b10 = 0 to 10
serout 0,N2400,("LOADING ...", #b10,13,10)
toggle 2
pause 1000
next
readserial:
Do
SerIn 0,N2400,#b1
toggle 2
SerOut 0,N2400,("SER =",b1,CR,LF)
Loop
</font></pre></code>
I am sending data from the terminal in progam editor.
btw: sertxd before a serout still makes problems, it was reported some time ago.