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Problem in RF -PIC16f876A

 
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camie
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Problem in RF -PIC16f876A
PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 3:45 am     Reply with quote

Hello..
Please help me

I'm very new in PIC microcontroller.
I just read all the example or problem discuss in this forum..and learn it byu myself..

I try to communicate PIC to PIC by using tws 434 and rws 434.
I used RS232...with 20MHz ..

The problem are:
1) How to set my "baud" rate. //my tx and rx are 433MHz
2)I don't know the real coding..Can someone check my basic coding..Basically when I press button A0 thus lamp A will light on and when I release it light off. Same as when I press button A1, lamp B will on.

Transmitter:

if (input(Pin_A0)==0)
{ put('a');}

if (input(Pin_A1)==0)
{put ('b');}


Receiver:

data=getc();

if (data=='a')
{output_high(Pin_B0);}

if (data=='b')
{output_high(Pin-B1);}

3) How to make it continuos

I hope someone please complete this program...Please Confused
Ttelmah
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 3:52 am     Reply with quote

The maximum _data rate_ supported by the tws434, is 3kbps. 434MHz, is the 'carrier', not the rate at which data can be sent.
Set your baud rate to 2400bps.
Have a look at the thread about communicating between PICs using wireless RS232. These units are a very basic AM transmitter/receiver, and as such, will need a bit more than simply sending the characters required...

Best Wishes
camie
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Re: Problem in RF -PIC16f876A
PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:08 am     Reply with quote

[quote=

Transmitter:

if (input(Pin_A0)==0)
{ put('a');}

if (input(Pin_A1)==0)
{put ('b');}


Receiver:

data=getc();

if (data=='a')
{output_high(Pin_B0);}

if (data=='b')
{output_high(Pin-B1);}

[/quote]

Thank you for your response .
Can it work when I just set like that..

Which I mean, when Pin_A0==0 thus it will transmits char 'a' then the receiver will choose the char receive. Then proceed to the next process.
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