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julijas
sending 6 bytes via serial?
Aug 20th, 2006, 2:28pm  
Hello,

How should I send 6 bytes via port.write?
I'm using bytes array:

byte[] myVar = new byte[6];
myVar[0] = 21;
myVar[1] = 22;
myVar[2] = 23;
myVar[3] = 24;
myVar[4] = 25;
myVar[5] = 26;
port.write(myVar);  

I'm comunicating with BS2 and I want that the microcontroller have to wait for 6 bytes and after debug the value:

SERIN serinPin, n9600, [WAITSTR receiveVar\6]
DEBUG STR receiveVar
SEROUT seroutPin, n9600, [65]

But Debug doesn't show anything and nonetheless processing gets "A".

How to make the effective communication: the microcontroller gets 6 bytes and in the respond sents "A"?

Thank you!
J
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