printf("OK");

[LIAN]

printf(lcd_putc, "OK")---we can see "OK" in LCD

printf("OK");------where can we see "OK"?

[libor]

on the serial port, that you have initialized with #use rs232... command previously.

[LIAN]

I have done printf("OK"); but I have gotten <-Åþ>
but not <OK>. I use <Free>, is there sth to configure?

[Ttelmah]

The #use delay line, must match the clock source being used by the processor, and the right hardware connections (level translators/inverters) are needed.

Best Wishes

[noname]

Also make sure you have the correct baudrate.

[rnielsen]

Make sure the 'bits' in the #use rs232() is set to the same as your terminal program. This has bit me a few times (no pun intended) when the wizzard stuck bits=9 in it when I actually use 8 bits in my terminal setup.

Ronald

[LIAN]

thank you, i will try it and then tell your the result

[Humberto]

Just to remember an old tibetano saying:
"When everything else fails and nothing work: read the instructions"

http://www.ccsinfo.com/faq.php?page=rs232_errors


Humberto