It is possible to use the funtion built – in SER.send like this example?:
Example:
variable=’some string’
SER.send(variable)
Because I was trying to send over the ASC0 the result (or content) of varible as a input to the SER.send function to sent it over the ASC0 with out success.
For me only works like this:
Example:
SER.send(‘some string)
Hi Juan,
Of course is possible, I suppose some problems there. Do a check on your variable before sending, maybe is simply unassigned or 0 length, check SER.send return value (-1 or 1). Maybe if you post a snippet of your code and debug output we can help more.
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It is possible to use the funtion built – in SER.send like this example?:
Example:
variable=’some string’
SER.send(variable)
Because I was trying to send over the ASC0 the result (or content) of varible as a input to the SER.send function to sent it over the ASC0 with out success.
For me only works like this:
Example:
SER.send(‘some string)
Hi Juan,
Of course is possible, I suppose some problems there. Do a check on your variable before sending, maybe is simply unassigned or 0 length, check SER.send return value (-1 or 1). Maybe if you post a snippet of your code and debug output we can help more.