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[Ragayaga]

I'd like to know if there is any way to configure the stop bit and the parity bit using rs232_driver.h (in software implementation) and a PIC16F84.

The default configuration is:

1 Start bit
8 Data bits
1 Parity bit (odd, even)
1 Stop bit (this part is what I want to change to 2 stop bits for example)

I'd apreciate any example.


Thanks for all,

Paul Vicioso
Dominican Republic

[c58_4311]

Dear Ragayaga,

Ragayaga, on Mar 15 2006, 12:48 AM, said:

I'd like to know if there is any way to configure the stop bit and the parity bit using rs232_driver.h (in software implementation) and a PIC16F84.

The default configuration is:

1 Start bit
8 Data bits
1 Parity bit (odd, even)
1 Stop bit (this part is what I want to change to 2 stop bits for example)

I'd apreciate any example. 


Thanks for all,

Paul Vicioso
Dominican Republic

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May be you can follow the examples in the boostbasic coloumn of product section of sourceboost website.

[asmallri]

Ragayaga, on Mar 14 2006, 07:18 PM, said:

I'd like to know if there is any way to configure the stop bit and the parity bit using rs232_driver.h (in software implementation) and a PIC16F84.

The default configuration is:

1 Start bit
8 Data bits
1 Parity bit (odd, even)
1 Stop bit (this part is what I want to change to 2 stop bits for example)

I'd apreciate any example. 


Thanks for all,

Paul Vicioso
Dominican Republic

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The rs232_driver was written to emulate a PIC hardware UART. The hardware does not support 2 stop bits so the driver does not. However, you have the source code for the driver (rs232_driver.c). It can be modified relatively easily to generate two stop bits.

[Ragayaga]

I thought that there was a way to implement 2 stop bits using rs232_driver functions already.

It looks like I'll have to do some changes in this functions by myself.

Thanks for all...


Paul Vicioso
Dominican Republic