Gill NOTE:-
	The 'serout' command uses some some odd code not easy to fathom.

			serout 0, t300, (85,85,85,"TW",b1,b2,b3)


For some time I had no end of trouble with what I thought was interferance.  Perhaps some of it was.  I tried all sorts of tricks to eliminate it, to no avail.  I'd get one line of correct data then 3 lines of incorrect data before it then sent correct again.  The trouble was, the data of the two correct lines followed on from each other which was odd in that each line was suppose to be 5 seconds appart.  The two correct lines were 20 seconds apart with false data sent correctly timed inbetween. The incorrect lines were not random (inteferance) in that some values were consistantly half the value of the correct data.  I was beginning to blame faulty chips, but 3 with the same fault?  Not inpossible, but highly unlikely!


Now according to the guru's, Dr. Acuala & Stan the man, there often needs to be a synchronisation between the Picaxe and the TX module.  This syncronisation is achieved by sending an equal and alternating 1's and 0's as in 85 which is = ASCII "U" = 01010101.  Also the 'qualifier' "TW" is 0100, 0111 which by being equal 0's and 1's helps.  It may be all that is needed in some set-ups.


Well 'low and behold', it worked.



So there you go.  Now we're all experts.

