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anyone have any ideas how to do 8/0/N (eight bits, no stop, no
parity) out of a BS2?
parity) out of a BS2?
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> anyone have any ideas how to do 8/0/N (eight bits, no stop, no
> parity) out of a BS2?
A stop bit has the same logic level as an idle line, so the only
difference between 8/0/N and 8/1/N is the latter has an extra bit
time's idle line level between bytes. The receiver will likely not
know or care about the inter-byte delay. Try the Stamp's normal
8/N/1 and see if it doesn't work for you.
Regards,
Steve