I am using Tony Keubek's initialization code
http://www.piclist.com/techref/microchip/16f877/snipp.htm and building
off of that. Here is my modified version of his code.

;
***********************************************************************
;
;  INIT_UART - Initializes UART
;  enables recevier and transmitter
;  Make sure to be at bank0

INIT_UART
        ; make sure pins are setup before calling this routine
        ; TRISC:6 and TRISC:7 must be set ( as for output, but operates
as input/output )
        ; furthermore its advised that interrupts are disabled during
this routine
=09
        ; setup baud rate
        BCF     INTCON,7
        MOVLW   SPBRG   ; get address for serial baud reg
        MOVWF   FSR     ; setup fsr
        MOVLW   UBAUD_19200  ;
        MOVWF   INDF    ; and store it

        ; enable transmitter
        MOVLW   TXSTA   ; get address for serial enable reg
        MOVWF   FSR     ; setup fsr
        MOVLW   (1<<TXEN) ;|(1<<BRGH); preset enable transmitter and
high speed mode
        MOVWF   INDF    ; and set it

        ; enable receiver
        MOVLW   (1<<SPEN)|(1<<CREN) ; preset serial port enable and
continuous receive
        MOVWF   RCSTA   ; set it

        ; enable receiver interrupt
        MOVLW   PIE1    ; get address for peripheral irq's
        MOVWF   FSR     ; setup fsr
        BSF     INDF,RCIE ; enable receiver irq
        BSF     INTCON,PEIE ; and peripheral irq must also be enabled
        BCF     INTCON,7
        RETURN


The baud rate on hyper terminal is set at 192000
Charles K Roberts II
ORNL-SNS Project
701 Scarboro Road=20
Oak Ridge, TN 37830

865 576 5036


-----Original Message-----
From: Rafael Vidal Aroca [mailto:rva@GRAD.ICMC.USP.BR]=20
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 3:25 PM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [PIC]: Writing data out using USART

    Are you sure config is correct? This looks like wrong
speed/configuration.

    Could you post your code?

[]s Rafael.

Roberts II, Charles K. wrote:

>I am trying to write a byte from the PIC to the PC on the USART. But
>when I write a byte to TXREG the byte received at the PC is always
>incorrect, and sometimes the PC reads two bytes. I am using a MAX232 to
>do the level conversion and I am confident that the USART is set up
>correctly. What are some possible causes for this?
>
>Charles K Roberts II
>ORNL-SNS Project
>
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