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You can't send rs232 over these devices. You will need to send a balanced bit stream which can be converted to rs232 by a PIC at either end. You can use either PWM or Manchester encoding to balance yo ...

Thanks so much for the help. Now I understand the problem.

Cheers!

Hello all,

I have a problem sending data to the PIC rs232 port from an external application. If I try and send anything more than 3 or 4 bytes in a stream, the INT_RDA hangs up and the PIC won't ac ...

Thx. I had a bug in my code in the calling function - all fixed now.

I'm reading the PIC ADC in 10 bit mode and storing the result in an int16 type. I need to break up the 10 bit value into two bytes so I can send them over the network. At the other end I need to combi ...

Hi all,

Quick qn., the LCD driver that ships with PICC uses a contiguous port to control the display. The code maps a struct over the the port like this:

// As defined in the following structure ...

Problem solved!

I changed the SPI setup code from this:

setup_spi(SPI_MASTER | SPI_H_TO_L);

To this:

setup_spi(SPI_MASTER | SPI_H_TO_L | SPI_XMIT_L_TO_H);

And now everyt ...

Aha! This could indeed be the problem - I'll give it a try and report back.
Thanks

I tried changing the setup_spi() to use the spi_l_to_h flag to invert the clock, but now I get nothing back from the MCP2515. Is there another way to implement the clock change you suggested?

I'm having a problem with the spi_read / spi_write functions. I have a simple test program that writes to the configuration registers on the MCP2515 CAN controller and then reads back the values. The ...