This won't work, on the face of it, because an asynchronous serial
stream contains 'start' and 'stop' bits, and the port returns to the
'stop bit' level at the completion of sending the current character.
When a new character is put into the serial port register, a 'start
bit', which is the opposit
You are welcome.
Look under String palette, then under Byte/Array/String sub palette.
Serial transmission (COM port) protocol requires sending a group of
bits at one time. You cannot just send one bit. Standard COM port
settings must be either 7 or 8 data bits, 1 or 2 stop bits, etc...
You have to group your bits 7 or 8 at a time. You could probably send
a 0 byte or a 1 byte. Th
I'm trying to write bits through the serial port COM1.
Labview "Write VI" only writes everything in string. It seems. How
can I write bit by bit through COM1?
Thank you,
Van