> > PIC RS232 UART speed, Does it support 115200 and reliable?
>
>I haven't had any problems.
>
>However, I would use resonators or crystals rather than an R/C oscillator
>for accuarcy.

I think at that speed you may find it valuable to choose a "convenient"
oscillator frequency; for example, 3.6864 MHz, which gives you a "no-
error" BRG value.

Otherwise, I'm using it right now.  I'm actually finding it a little tougher
on the PIC side to deal with the data coming from the PC, but that
really only becomes an issue with large writes (tens or hundreds of
bytes), and then only rarely depending on what you want to do with
the data.

Mike H.

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