- Fri Sep 14, 2007 8:01 am
#35128
Hi, i'm trying to use a blueradios module to send data acquired from a PIC to the PC (something i've already done with other BT modules).
now, i've an integer of range between 0 to 4096. If i write on the uart as an ascii (i mean, formatting it as %d from the PIC and putting it on the UART) i don't have any problem and the pc receives the data perfectly.
Instead.
If i format the number as "HighByte" and "LowByte", and send the two chars, every number that is close to the zero, just isn't sent.
I guess there should be a problem with the byte "00000000" (the first byte when we are close to zero) , that maybe the module recognizes as a charachter sent right to him and doesn't let it pass through the air... i just don't know. Hope i've been enough clear, and that someone as got any idea... Thank you in advance
Uriel
now, i've an integer of range between 0 to 4096. If i write on the uart as an ascii (i mean, formatting it as %d from the PIC and putting it on the UART) i don't have any problem and the pc receives the data perfectly.
Instead.
If i format the number as "HighByte" and "LowByte", and send the two chars, every number that is close to the zero, just isn't sent.
I guess there should be a problem with the byte "00000000" (the first byte when we are close to zero) , that maybe the module recognizes as a charachter sent right to him and doesn't let it pass through the air... i just don't know. Hope i've been enough clear, and that someone as got any idea... Thank you in advance
Uriel