I need to ask a silly question about the 2X16 :LCD Display and the Stamp 1
Buck Rogers
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in BASIC Stamp
Hello!
It seems even I have those kinds of situations. and in this case regarding the Stamp 1 and the 2X16 LCD Display. For example, on the Stamp 2, I can have the display stream allow a value delimiter which would have the display show me the numbers the calculator is having the stamp process and then also display in the classic debug terminal screen.
However with the Stamp 1, working the same calculator to stamp program, within reason, that the Stamp 2, (that is translated from a Stamp 2 program) also runs and does that, I can not seem to get it to send to the calculator a series of numbers. Instead of seeing say "192192192" covering the display, I see "/////" doing it. The help screen, isn't, ah, helpful. What term can I throw at a serialout command to the Stamp to do that, after the pin number and the baud and before the variable.
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It seems even I have those kinds of situations. and in this case regarding the Stamp 1 and the 2X16 LCD Display. For example, on the Stamp 2, I can have the display stream allow a value delimiter which would have the display show me the numbers the calculator is having the stamp process and then also display in the classic debug terminal screen.
However with the Stamp 1, working the same calculator to stamp program, within reason, that the Stamp 2, (that is translated from a Stamp 2 program) also runs and does that, I can not seem to get it to send to the calculator a series of numbers. Instead of seeing say "192192192" covering the display, I see "/////" doing it. The help screen, isn't, ah, helpful. What term can I throw at a serialout command to the Stamp to do that, after the pin number and the baud and before the variable.
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I have no bs1 experience, though.
Here's the code:
' {$STAMP BS1} ' {$PBASIC 1.0} SYMBOL serData = B2 Main: DEBUG serData SERIN 7, T2400, serData DEBUG serData serData = serData + 1 DEBUG serDATA SEROUT 7, T2400, (serData) SEROUT 0, T2400, (serData) DEBUG serDATA GOTO MainHere's the code. Let's see what others will make of it.