I’m using your SerAccel 5. It’s working fairly well, but sometimes I recieve badly formattted strings in binary mode. Here are some examples…
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#=23, @=40, =00, =00, =83, =02, |=7C, =01, /=2F, $=24
#=23, @=40, =00, =00, =83, =02, w=77, =01, 3=33, $=24
#=23, @=40, =01, =00, =88, =02, x=78, =01, 2=32, $=24
#=23, @=40, =01, =00, =7F, =02, |=7C, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =02, =00, =83, =02, x=78, =01, 0=30, $=24
#=23, @=40, =02, =00, =7F, =02, z=7A, =01, 2=32, $=24
#=23, @=40, =03, =00, =7F, =02, =82, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =03, =00, =7F, =02, =84, =01, 3=33, $=24
#=23, @=40, =04, =00, =86, =02, x=78, =01, 3=33, $=24
#=23, @=40, =04, =00, =83, =02, x=78, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =05, =00, =7F, =02, =7F, =01, 4=34, $=24
#=23, @=40, =05, =00, =86, =02, s=73, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =06, =00, =83, =02, z=7A, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =06, =00, =84, =02, y=79, =01, 1=31, $=24
#=23, @=40, =07, =00, =86, =02, t=74, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =08, =00, =84, =02, t=74, =01, 3=33, $=24
#=23, @=40, =08, =00, =7F, =02, t=74, =01, .=2E, $=24
#=23, @=40, =0A, =00, =86, =02, r=72, =01, 1=31, $=24
#=23, @=40, =0A, =00, =83, =02, y=79, =01, +=2B, $=24
It seems like the low byte of the sample number is missing. I was running at 57600 baud, but I lowered it 19200 to try and fix this problem. However I’m still getting bad strings.
I was wondering if you’ve had the same issue, and what you might think the problem is.
Thanks,
Beren