Output does not correspond to input

Forum 2005-2010 (read only) Software Syntax & Programs
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Hi forum , i have been facing a problem regarding receiving the correct output.
This is the scenario

On 1 side , i have the transmitter with the following program.

void setup()
{
Serial.begin(115200);
}

void loop()
{
Serial.print(0xF3);
Serial.print(0x82);
Serial.print(0x00);
}

On another computer , i have the X-CTU which basically displays the bytes im receiving. It receives all the correct values i.e. F3 82 and so on.
However , i do not receive a value of 00 w.r.t to the byte 0x00
I ALWAYS receive 80 instead. I have tried many different methods of solving it and none worked.

I hope the forum would enlighten me with solutions :slight_smile:
It is driving me insane. >:(

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I ALWAYS receive 80 instead

I assume you mean 0x80, and not 0x50?
Can you slow the transmission very slightly, say 9580 instead of 9600?
It sounds like you're sampling the stop bit.

[edit]No, that doesn't sound right - the same would go for all values. Hmm.[/edit]