You can get the RX parity the same way.  Increment Count every time you
receive a '1'.  After receiving all nine bits you should have a 0 in the bit
0 location of Count for even parity and a 1 for odd parity.

Dave Mumert

>
> If you just want the parity then count the number of 1's. There is a very
fast
> algorythm for this in the archives I think ...
>
> If you want the parity while transmitting, just increment a counter every
time
> you send a '1' inside your serial routines. The 0 bit of the counter is
the
> parity (even). You invert it (XOR 1) to get odd parity, and then you send
it.
>
> Peter

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