Code gives correct outputs now. 0V=0 and 5V=255, 3v=153 and so on.. unsigned short temp_res ; unsigned char buf[7]; void main() { Usart_Init(19200); ADCON1 = 0x80; TRISA = 0xFF; do { temp_res = ADC_Read(0) >> 2 ; ByteToStr(temp_res,&buf[i]); for(i = 0; i < 7; i++) { Usart_Write(buf[i]); Delay_ms(100...

nop, not that

It was about max232 IC, when I removed it, whole system works perfectly! So it was a hardware issue, my mistake.

Thank you for your help

My code is as following ; unsigned short temp_res ; char buf[7]; int i; void main() { Usart_Init(19200); ADCON1 = 0x80; TRISA = 0xFF; do { temp_res = ADC_Read(0) >> 2 ; ByteToStr(temp_res,&buf); for(i = 0; i < 7; i++) { Usart_Write(buf[i]); Delay_ms(10); } } while (1); } Terminal Output and Simulati...

I am using mikroC 8.2.0 and directly to rs232 port - no converters.

I am pretty sure that this is a software problem because simulation and implementation return same (wrong) results.

Anyone can give me a hand here ?

baud rates are correct at both ends, I know this is an easy trick but can't seem to handle

same retarded outputs, nothing changed.
thanks for the reply though.

this is my output ;
+ë+ë+ëVëåëåëåë+ë+ëey=dy=åë

and no my input is not arabic (:

Hi everyone, I am trying to get analog data from AN0, convert it and send through rs232. My circuit is working fine and simulations return as expected. My only problem is that when I start the circuit, hyperterminal displays weird chars. I know hyperterm is not suppose to view binary data thats wher...