Re: [avr-gcc-list] timer routine

[Rich Neswold]

Wasn't it 12-Jul-2001, at 11:23PM, when Jamie Morken said:
> The byte (81) is traversed lsb to msb and the current bit value is placed on
> an output pin, at the msb the index shifts back to the lsb and keeps sending
> it over and over that way.  Somehow there must be a 1 pulse delay that is
> putting one extra msb on the output pin.. but I can't figure out how to get
> rid of it.. any help!? :)

The UART doesn't send data back-to-back; there's always a stop bit so that
it can sync up with the next character. If you generate the bit stream
through a timer interrupt, you can control how many bits go out (but you
probably knew that and were trying to avoid it by using the UART.)

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