Hello David,

David Duffy wrote:
>
> I haven't followed this thread but I always send the first byte
> manually, then enable the transmitter interrupt to send the rest
 > of the packet in the interrupt routine as each byte is done.
 > I then disable the transmitter interrupt when I know I'm sending
 > the last byte in that packet. That has always worked for me.

Seems pretty similar to my solution!
Being rather new to PICs (me!) it costed me some time to find out about
having to enable/disable TX interrupts with each packet. At least it is
quite different from similar software I wrote for the PC....
The only interrupt driven RS232 PIC software I could find was Tony
Kubeks example in ASM, but this doesn't have all the features I want.
Do you (or anybody else) know about a published example?

Regards, Rob.

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