Hi, that works. I do not have the option of selecting B14 for RX and B15 for TX, for example, but B14 is displayed for TX. G9, B2, B6, B14, F3, D0, D1, D5 are displayed in both selection windows When I switch to channel 4, all TX pins are correctly present. B6, B0, B7, B8, B15, D9, D4, E3. With kind...

hello,
That's exactly what I mean.
I have the same pins for tx and rx
greetings SpeedPic32

The PINS are the same for TX and RX.
Example TX $PORTB.14
RX $PORTB:14

FC 10.1.0.38 Professional

With kind regards
SpeedPic32

Hello all Steve Matrix was right. It just didn't work with the alignment of the data anyway. Now I had a good idea. I took over the compiler options from version FC9 and now it works again. Here is my data Compiler location $(compilerpic32)batch\PIC32compCDC.bat Parameter "$(chip)" "$(srcdir)" "$(ta...

$(compilerpic32)batch\PIC32compCDC.bat
"$(chip)" "$(srcdir)" "$(target)" "$(family)"

Replace txt with bat

here these do not work.

Hello Steve

Here is my data from FC9
Where can I find the driver or the batch file?

Hello together

I have noticed
in FC 9 I can recompile software I wrote before the update and the USB port works.
i can change the software, compile it and usb works. if i write something new usb does not work.

it would be nice if someone would take care of this for once

greetings SeedPic32

Hello together When the driver is in place, Win 10, 7 and XP recognise it as a Flowcode USB Serial device. The driver is installed and then works normally. At the moment I can compile in FC9 and 10 without errors but no operating system recognises the device. I get the message Unknown device and err...