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-Adam

Roland wrote:

>Have a look at Tom's code 'picuart.asm' for an axample of catching all
>those errors;
>
>
>;                       PICUART.ASM
>;                 Microchip MPASM format
>;
>;                     version 1.04.1
>;               Last modified July 24, 2000
>;
>;                  A Program and Document
>;       designed to help others learn how to use the
>;                 built-in UART features of
>;              the PIC microcontroller family.
>;
>;The program has been verified on MANY PIC microcontrollers.
>;No one has reported any PIC with built-in UART which the
>;program does not work with so far.
>;
>;                      Written by
>;                  Fr. Thomas McGahee
>;               tom_mcgahee@sigmais.com
>;       primary web site http://redrival.com/mcgahee
>;     secondary website http://mcgahee.freeservers.com
>
>..............
>
>
>
>>>Hi all,
>>>i4m trying to comunicate a PC with a PIC16f874(clock 4 MHZ) , using the
>>>USART asynchronous mode at 9600 bps. The length of each message is  8 bytes
>>>(8bits,Non Parity,1Stop bit). This PIC has a FIFO buffer(Register RCREG) of
>>>two bytes, so the idea is to clean the buffer before the third byte reach
>>>the buffer, i4ve been triying to improve the code in the PIC to clean the
>>>buffer as fast as possible, but i 4m still having this problem. Is there
>>>any good code to avoid it? Can it be done adding hardware? Thanks  a lot
>>>
>>>
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>Regards
>Roland Jollivet
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