Dwayne Reid wrote:

> what is 'temp  dt 0' ?  Is that your assembler's way of reserving a
> RAM byte?  Try equating temp to a specific RAM location.

  My suggestion too.
temp    dt      0
  is in fact
temp    retlw   0

> My fix has been to increase the number of stop bits by changing the
> ".10" mentioned above to ".15" (or 0x0F) - that has fixed any problems
> that **I** had.

  It certainly should.  SIX stop bits, wow!  I would always recommend
two myself.
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  Cheers,
        Paul B.