Troubleshooting data transmission between Basic Stamp and Transceivers

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A project involves integrating a Basic Stamp (BS2P24) with two transceivers, AC4490-200 and CL4490, to transmit data wirelessly. The BS2P24 connects to the AC4490 via specific pins for transmitting and receiving data. Initial attempts to send data using a defined code resulted in failure, despite successful data transmission from the AC4490 to the CL4490 using Aerocomm OEM software. The issue was resolved by adjusting the baud rate and pin configuration for the transceiver. This highlights the importance of correct settings in data transmission projects.
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I am working on a project that requires a Basic Stamp (BS2P24) to integrate with two transceivers (AC4490-200 and CL4490). The aim is send data from the BS2P24 to the AC4490 transceiver and then transmit wirelessly to the ground CL4490 transceiver which is connected to a PC. The AC4490 is interfaced to the BS2P24 as follows:

AC4490 pin # Name BS2P24 pin #
2 TXD 0
3 RXD 1
10, 11 VCC -
5,16 GND -


I used the Basic Stamp pins P0 and P1 to connect to transceiver pins 2 and 3 respectively. Then I used the following code to try and send data to the ground transceiver CL4490:

TXpin con 1 ' transmit pin
t9600 con $40F0 ' baud rate is 9600
temp VAR byte

Temp = “A”
SEROUT TXpin, t9600, [temp]

After running the code I was unable to verify that the data was sent to the CL440 transceiver. I’m using the Aerocomm OEM software to try and view the data. However, I’m able to send data from the AC4490 module to the CL4490 using the Aerocomm OEM software (without the Basic Stamp). Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
 
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finally got it to work. just had to cahnge the baud rate and pin # to the transceiver
 
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