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I added the following to the top of your code and now its working ok

nFreq = (buffer[8] >> 4 ) * 10000;
and changed the = to += in the top line of your code. Thanks for all ...

Thanks to you both for the recommendations. I have it working with your code with the exception that any frequency over 10000 does not calculate correctly

0xFE 0xFE 0x00 0x54 0x00 0x20 0x49 0x14 0 ...

char cTemp;
int8 sBuffer[12];

//------------- rs232 interrupt routine--------------------------------------
#int_rda //turn on serial interrupt
void serial_isr() ...

Thanks for the sample code. The only problem is that the rawdata received by the uart has no spaces and no commas. Is there another way? Otherwise I can create variables for each of the bytes and d ...

Here is the raw data as I receive it. I have added a space between bytes for clarity but there is no space sent:

0xFE 0xFE 0x00 0x54 0x00 0x80 0x42 0x16 0x07 0x00 0x00 0x00 0xFD

The first 4 byt ...

I have an unusual application. I am reading frequency data from an ICOM receiver. The data comes out of the serial port at 9600. I am using an 18F25k80. I am reading in 11 bytes just fine into a s ...

I found the answer under another topic on the forum. Thanks

Does anyone know how to configure the OSC1/RA7 pin as an input in an 18F4580?

I had a similar problem awhile back with an 18F4550 where the device file had changed. In my case it was when they added the 10 bit a/d provision by allowing ADC = 10. It is a long shot, but be sure ...

I have been having strange problems with the #serialize function and wonder if others may have seen the same thing.... I am using the 18f4550 and the ICDU #serialize method to add serial numbers to th ...

I use the 18F4550 and the data eeprom begins at 0xf00000. Not sure about yours

Thanks for the suggestion... I made the mistake of downloading the latest software for the ICDU and the PWH compiler and now nothing writes to the eeprom no matter which form I choose.

If I use: ...

I am trying to use the #serialize function but cannot get it right. I am looking to write a "long" numeric serial number in the internal eeprom locations 1 and 2. I try the below line, but ...

be sure your target is powered from its own supply. This error will occur if your pic is not powered.

This can be done as follows: Take the 3v output line and connect it thru a 10k resistor to the base of an NPN transistor (ie 2n2222). Tie the emitter to ground. Take the collector through another 1 ...