Ser1Print, Ser2Print, Ser3Print
Syntax:
Ser1Print value Ser2Print value Ser3Print value
Command Availability:
Available on all microcontrollers.
Explanation:
This command will send a value using the channel referred to as Ser1.. , Ser2… , Ser3… according to the rules set by the related defines. value can be a string, integer, long, word or byte.
Example:
'This program will send text and an icrementing value using PORTB.1 ; ----- Configuration #chip 16F886, 16 #option Explicit ; ----- Include library #include <SoftSerial.h> ; ----- Config Serial UART : #define SER1_BAUD 115200 ; baudrate must be defined ; Config I/O ports for transmitting: #define SER1_TXPORT PORTB ; I/O port (without .bit) must be defined #define SER1_TXPIN 1 ; portbit must be defined ; ----- Variables Dim xx As Word xx = 1000 ; ----- Main body of program commences here. Do Forever Wait 1 s 'time to enjoy the result Ser1Send 13 'new line in Terminal Ser1Send 10 Ser1Print "Software-UART: " 'send a text Ser1Print xx 'send the value of xx xx += 1 Loop
Exposed in SoftSerial.h authored by Frank Steinberg