| ??? 04/13/11 15:21 Read: times |
#181856 - Yes please Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Per Westermark said:
I have already read your initial posts.
But have you read what I did write? Do you need to keep the received data in case you don't get a match? In case you do keep a match, then your program already have the reference table available so any further processing could use that table instead. That was one thing I wrote. Ok, lets begin from the start. I must send the first table. This is the reason that I have store it. If the sent packet (25 bytes) goes right I will receive an acknowledgement packet which informs me if the the result is true or false or something goes wrong. For example this packet at the first table it requests connection and the packet at the table 2 is the acknowledgement with tells me some info. The only reason that I store manually the acknowledgement (table 2) is to compare it with this I will take. I know the acknowledgement packet from the serial protocol of this device. I wrote the table2 because I don;t know other way to store the 25 bytes that I will receive from the SBUF and to recover in order to display them one by one. Maybe this table (table 2) is my fault throughout the case. Please tell me the set of instructions to store the 25 bytes to internal ram or external and after that to recover them in order to see it. :) Per Westermark said:
So if we ignore the repetitions you had in your last posts. What new information or new questions do you have? Was there something you didn't understand? Is there something new you want to complement your earlier posts with? Are there any special needs that you haven't brought up yet? I am not professional to 8051 and I am reading and testing in order to do my program. I want to learn some things and this is the reason and this is why I made an account on this page. Yes if you want to help me, please tell me the instructions for storing these 25 bytes to internal or external ram in order to recover them after the reception. Thank you very much Vaggelis |
