Parallax BASIC Stamp 2e Programming Manual page 299

Table 5.82: BS2 and BS2e
common baud rates and
corresponding Baudmodes.
Table 5.83: BS2sx common baud
rates and corresponding
Baudmodes.
Table 5.84: BS2p common baud
rates and corresponding
Baudmodes.
C
HOOSING THE PROPER BAUD MODE
A SEROUT.
SIMPLE FORM OF
5: BASIC Stamp Command Reference – SEROUT
Baud 8-bit
Rate no-parity
inverted
300 19697
600 18030
1200 17197
2400 16780
4800 16572
9600 16468
NOTE: For "open" baudmodes used in networking, add 32768 to the values from the table
above. If the dedicated serial port (Tpin=16) is used, the data is inverted and driven
regardless of the baudmode setting.
Baud 8-bit
Rate no-parity
inverted
1200 18447
2400 17405
4800 16884
9600 16624
NOTE: For "open" baudmodes used in networking, add 32768 to the values from the table
above. If the dedicated serial port (Tpin=16) is used, the data is inverted and driven
regardless of the baudmode setting.
Baud 8-bit
Rate no-parity
inverted
1200 18447
2400 17405
4800 16884
9600 16624
NOTE: For "open" baudmodes used in networking, add 32768 to the values from the table
above. If the dedicated serial port (Tpin=16) is used, the data is inverted and driven
regardless of the baudmode setting.
If you're communicating with existing software or hardware, its speed(s)
.
and mode(s) will determine your choice of baud rate and mode. See the
SERIN command description for more information.
The example below will transmit a single byte through I/O pin 1 at 2400
baud, 8N1, inverted:
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8-bit 7-bit
no-parity even-parity
true inverted
3313 27889
1646 26222
813 25389
396 24972
188 24764
84 24660
8-bit 7-bit
no-parity even-parity
true inverted
2063 26639
1021 25597
500 25076
240 24816
8-bit 7-bit
no-parity even-parity
true inverted
2063 26639
1021 25597
500 25076
240 24816
7-bit
even-parity
true
11505
9838
9005
8588
8380
8276
7-bit
even-parity
true
10255
9213
8692
8432
7-bit
even-parity
true
10255
9213
8692
8432