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does the module need any handshaking? usually RTS or another pin needs to be set high/low or nothing will happen.

is a computer module? if it needs more than a 5volt logic you'll have to look into ...

what sherpa said ^^^

use rec for hardware, and try to use another pin for software xmit

receive is important for hardware, but you can usually get away with a software xmit

It might be easier to use 2 #use commands.

Try:

#use RS232(baud=4800,parity=N,xmit=PIN_C6,bits=8,STREAM=OUT_UART)
#use RS232(baud=9600,parity=N,rcv=PIN_C7,bits=8,STREAM=IN_UART)

Of course, r ...

The low voltage versions of pic chips can still operate down to 2v. So if someone wants their program to still function they need to disable the reset.

'simple' breadboardable bluetooth:

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or 'simple' wireless

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HS means an external oscillator. You need to connect an 8mhz crystal or resonator. Try changing the HS to the internal (i think the fuse is INTRC but look it up) and using the setup_oscillator(8mhz); ...

the ccs bootloader uses 0-500 (hex) for the bootloader. look at your program code you want to load. that data range should be empty and the beginning of your code should start around 501

SIOW is my favorite.

Try redownloading or reinstalling your CCS. It should be there.

I don't see if you said if you're using a hardware uart or not. If you are using a hardware uart then use the isr function. Look to the examples CCS gave you for code that uses the isr to store into a ...

program memory is the executed code, I believe you want the 'write_eeprom()' and 'read_eeprom()' command

see example ex_intee.c

Whenever I need a large amount of code executed during an interrupt I set a flag and execute the code during the main while loop. So basically the only thing in my interrupts is a flag being set.

I ...

when using siow, do you select 'open file' or 'download software' from the file menu?

when you said you proved it worked with the simple terminal program, did it download or did you just see the tr ...

I've just checked when the WDT was off, never thought that it would be different when it was on by fuses, my bad Embarassed

Also since i'm a masochist:
Register 24-14 shows the WDTCON register. This ...

Is your for loop suppose to be empty?

void main()
{
char ch;
int checksum1, checksum2, index;

set_tris_b( 0xFF );
port_b_pullups( 1 );
...

what do you want the fuse changed to? if it is to turn the watchdog timer off completely then just turn off the watchdog in the beginning of your code
( setup_wdt(WDT_OFF); )