Re: Trying to send RS232 with PIC sends incorrect data in TeraTerm
- From: jbitz34@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 9 Apr 2007 17:36:21 -0700
On Apr 9, 7:08 pm, "Anthony Fremont" <spam-...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Are you using a 20MHz clock?
Yes, I am using a 20MHz clock
Are you getting what you expect here? Is the time delay coming out
correctly?
Yes, the time delays are correct here.
So 12 characters from the PIC turns into 6 characters on the
display.....sounds like a baud rate issue to me. Have you tried changing
the baud in the windos program? Do you have a scope? If so, just look at
the width of the data bits to see what the PIC is sending.
Try different baud rates in teraterm to see if it suddenly starts coming in
clearly. Make sure you are really using a 20MHz clock on the PIC. Looks
like you are almost there.
I will try to adjust the Baud; I imagine I just presumed they would be
consistent if set the same.
.
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