>>   Its's not enough. Will work only first time after a reset. I've tested.
>> Next time when will come a character with other baud rate, the receiver
>> it's still stick on the old baudrate and a frame error will occur. Before
>> setting a new value for SPBRG and BRGH, a reset must be produced and new
>> values could be written in those register.

>I know you say you've tested this, but I still find this very hard to
>believe.  Did you try completely disabling the UART, changing the baud
rate,
>then enabling the UART again?  I have a feeling something else was going on
>in your test that made it appear as if the processor had to be reset to
>change baud rate.

>I don't have time to test this now myself, but this is just too bizarre for
>me to believe without seeing it myself where I can carefully control the
>conditions to my own satisfaction.


I do not believe it either. Have a look in the archive for some code that
someone posted where they change the baud rate on the fly, using the A/D
converter and a pot as the input method to get the new baud rate. If there
really are problems like you describe, then this should show you how to
overcome them.

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