>Without further research, is this thing not set for bipolar V reading?

>/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/
>Wagner Lipnharski - UST Research Inc
>Orlando FLorida - USA - www.ustr.net
>/_/_/_/ Atmel AVR Consultant /_/_/_/

Nope, its a unipolar thing.

>What kind of serial interface?  Could it be a 13 bit ADC and you are
>ignoring the MSB?  That would be consistent with what you describe.  (never
>noticed a 13 bit ADC, though)

>--BobG

Again, nope, its a 12 bit ADC.


> I suspect that you might be shifting one time too much. Are you getting
> both even and odd (ending in 0 and 1 ) results?
>
> Wouter van Ooijen
>

>Recheck your code to see if it's giving an extra clock beyond what you
>expect. The symptoms of having 1 additional clock will match what
>you're seeing. And no, please don't ask me how I know this. :=)

>Regards, Bob


Yes! I just don't know how I made that mistake and just didn't see it
even though I went through code few times. But now that you point it out, it
is glaring.

Thanks a lot.
Vyas

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