> And, this may just be semantics (and I'm sure
> I'll get corrected if I'm wrong), but the PIC UART isn't RS232. It's
> TTL. Once you add a convertor circuit, it then becomes RS232.

That is correct.  The PIC lines are also inverted from the RS-232.  The
RS-232 idle state is low (< -5V) and the PIC lines idle state is high.


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