In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Sparks-R-Fun wrote:

Rsadeika,

   In the Help file under Reference | Definitions | Variables you should find a table describing the variable space differences between the different SX versions.

   I recommend that you define your UART variables in the following way:
[CODE]' -------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Variables
' -------------------------------------------------------------------------
'This creates a bank to be used with serial
serial  	var Byte (16)

tx1Count 	var serial(0)
tx1Divide	var serial(1)
tx1Lo 		var serial(2)
tx1Hi 		var serial(3)
rx1Count 	var serial(4)
rx1Divide 	var serial(5)
rx1Byte		var serial(6)

tx2Count 	var serial(7)
tx2Divide	var serial(8)
tx2Lo 		var serial(9)
tx2Hi 		var serial(10)
rx2Count 	var serial(11)
rx2Divide 	var serial(12)
rx2Byte		var serial(13)
' -----------------------[/CODE]

   Then change your variable references in each subroutine accordingly.  What this should do is provide each UART with its own set of independent variables that are all in the same 16-byte array (or BANK).

   I have not tested this but hopefully it will start you in the right direction.

 - Sparks

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