Jinx wrote:
>>Other possibly pertinent info: internal 4MHz osc, baud rate = 19.2K,
>>transmit only, receive not used or connected.
> 
> 
> I encountered works-don't works I2C problems with the internal osc
> @ 8MHz, even though code was correct. I wonder (being suspicious
> of the F88 intosc now) if there's anything flakey @ 4MHz that could
> affect the UART
> 
> BTW, looking at Table 11.3, is 8.51% error acceptable in your app ?
> 
Nope, absolutely not.  That's why I chose brgh=1.  Error here is then 
0.16% not counting the internal oscillator error.

I was hoping for a good deal faster but this seems to work.  The app is 
a 'hobby' app - not intended for production.  The 'f88 is a demodulator 
for an RF link.  Data comes in at 2400 and is pumped out at 19.2K

If the internal osc error was too high, a resonator could be tossed in 
the soup to stabilize things a bit.

The nops surely are not a show stopper; I just wondered if I was missing 
a critical timing spec.  It took me longer than it should have to find 
the "bug" but everything does seem to work now.

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