How about leaving the UART set for rx... and bitbanging the TX out
     another pin.


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     At 11:47 AM 5/12/98 -0400, you wrote: >Hello everyone,
     >
     >  We've run into an interesting problem while trying to optimize an
     >interface using the 16C63 serial port.
     >
     >  The application involves sending just a few bytes to the PIC and
     then >returning a much larger number from the micro.
     >
     >  So, we hit on the (seemingly) clever idea of running the forward
     >communication at 19K Baud thus avoiding the known BRGH=1 receive
     >anomalies and the reverse at 115K maximizing our transfer rate.
     >
     >  The problem is that it doesn't work!  ...using the suggest coding
     from >the data book.
     >  Does anyone have any experience with changing the serial port baud
     rate >"on the fly"?   Is there some mystic sequence necessary to
     "reset" or >"re-initialize" the port beyond what is disclosed in the
     data book?
     >
     >Thanks in advance for any suggestions, >   Jen :-)
     >
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