On April 16, 2014 12:17:33 PM PDT, Bob Ammerman <picram@roadrunner.com> wro=
te:
>On one project I used it by polling the incoming data line, looking for
>a
>transition to high (the start bit). By having the host start each
>message
>with a byte of 0x0F you will see a 5 bit high time (the start bit and 4
>one-bits of data) followed by a 5 bit low time (the high order zero
>bits of
>the data followed by a zero for the stop bit).

Bear in mind that for TTL-level asynchronous serial as seen on a PIC, start=
 bits are generally 0 and stop bits (and line idle state) 1, so 0xF0 would =
be more suitable.
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