PIC Micro: Get Serial Output from Byte Register

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To achieve serial output from a byte register in a PIC microcontroller using assembly, it's essential to refer to the specific microcontroller's datasheet for details on the serial communication module. Microchip provides numerous application notes that can guide the implementation of serial communication protocols. These resources contain examples and modifications that can be adapted to fit specific needs. Understanding the configuration and operation of the serial communication module is crucial for successful output. Utilizing these references will enhance the development process for serial communication in PIC microcontrollers.
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If i have a byte in a register in a PIC micro controller, how can i write a subroutine using ASSEMBLY which allows me to get serial output from this register to the output port of the micro controller?
 
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Please study the specification sheet for the PIC microcontroller you are using, particularly about the serial communication module if you are using it.
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/30292c.pdf

Microchip has hosted several application notes of their microcontrollers. There is plenty of literature for different types of serial communication. You can take a look at the them and modify your code accordingly. Check this link:
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/AppNotes/00510e.pdf
 

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