SEROUT command
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Hello,
I have a question. I have been messing around with the SEROUT command. I saw an example of some code in a book.
It was "SEROUT 16, 9600, 10, [noparse][[/noparse]"Hello"]
It was supposed to display hello on the screen. It did not. I kept messing with it and when I changed the 9600 to 84 it worked.
SEROUT 16, 84, 10, [noparse][[/noparse]"Hello"]
My question is why 84 works and 9600 does not work? both should work, Right?
Thank you,
BEAVIS.
I have a question. I have been messing around with the SEROUT command. I saw an example of some code in a book.
It was "SEROUT 16, 9600, 10, [noparse][[/noparse]"Hello"]
It was supposed to display hello on the screen. It did not. I kept messing with it and when I changed the 9600 to 84 it worked.
SEROUT 16, 84, 10, [noparse][[/noparse]"Hello"]
My question is why 84 works and 9600 does not work? both should work, Right?
Thank you,
BEAVIS.
Comments
n9600·· con··· 84
84 is proper value for the BS2 for 9600 baud, non-inverted.
-Martin
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