> In line with that: I found out that running your system with TWO stop
> bits (rather than one) allows the UARTS at each end to resynch between
> characters. This usually allows the system to work fine with a 3-4%
> error.
> 
> --Bob

Thanks Bob,

That's an excellent idea. The next question is how does one program the PIC UART 
to send two stop bits - do you have to set it in 9 bit mode and make the 9th bit the 
extra stop bit?

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