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I currently use C# and am looking to switch to Java to allow for a broader platform support.

I doubt it is a problem with the part, it's more likely that your PC's baudrate is slightly off, or your crystal is not exactly 4Mhz

Try a slower baudrate like 1200

Give this a try too.

# ...

How is it not working exactly?

Are you getting an error message when you compile?

I'm using 4.038 and have no problems.

try

printf( "\r" );

Does anyone know how to write the AT commands to the module using the pic?

This is kind of like asking how to make a sandwich. There are a million different ways to do it, and the way you do it d ...

Judging from his previous pots, it looks like he's trying to leach some code for what is most likely a school project.

Now, if he was to post his circuit and code that he has written I sure there a ...

Try up grading to MPLAB 7.62, it's a bit more stable than 7.60 but still crashes randomly.

There are several psts about this, do a search and there are instructions about downgrading.

I think anything after version 7.5 has problems with crashing and it varies from system to system on how much it crashes. I am running 7.62 and it crashes 3 or 4 times a day, mostly when I'm trying to ...

What version of MPLAB are you using?

Dude,

there is PIC code right in the datasheet what more do you need?

Since index2 is unsigned the answer is no.

but if you change your loop to.

for(index2=14; index2 != 0xFFFF ; --index2)

it should work

Clearing the SYNC bit helped in my situation as per the ERRATA for my chip.

Silly me too for thinking the compiler would handle it correctly, I should know better by now.

tatokash,

When you ...

That may be true, but either it doesn't work or the compiler is doing something goofy.

The code in the while loop never sends anything to hyper terminal with 16bit reads enabled, but it does when 1 ...

Try disabling the 16bit reads and writes, the compiler turns them on by default.

#pragma byte T1CON = getenv( "SFR:T1CON" )
#pragma bit T1RD16 = T1CON.7

setup_timer_ ...

7.62 is much more stable than 7.60, I can run it for hours sometimes with out it crashing.