SCP uses the main serial lines, that is the communications protocol
that is used to program the board over the serial port. Since you won't
likely be downloading programs while you are using the ooPIC in your
project this is usually not a problem. Just be careful with strings
that start with a '\' character since that may wake SCP up and it'll
interfere with the transaction!
DLC
s.k.f. wrote:
> I want to set up a communication with a dvm and was thinking of using
> the serial lines on i/o 22, 23. I plan to send control info,
> infrequently to the meter and read back the read values. It wouldn't
> be much trouble to use other i/o but since the buffer is already on
> the oopic-c connected to those two I could save some parts. I'm just
> not sure if that would lock out new serial loading by doing that.
> Guess I could always upload with the program connector on the parallel
> port but that's not quite as convienent
>
> Does the SCP program use those lines as well? If so does that lock out
> serial programming too?
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
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