How to send Chinese characters from 51 MCU to PC

Introduction: Recently, I saw a friend asking on the Internet how to send a string of Chinese characters from a microcontroller to a computer. In fact, this question is not difficult. Haha. Just set the relevant parameters better, and then define the Chinese characters as a group of characters and send them to the computer.

In order to make everyone understand more clearly, I wrote the following program to demonstrate.

Operating conditions:

1.XP operating system.

2. XP's HyperTerminal display.

3.WJ-V4.0 development board.

4. Single chip microcomputer STC89C52.

5. Crystal oscillator 11.0592M

Steps:

1. Set TMOD to set the baud rate and working mode of timer 1.

2. Set the initial value of the timer.

3. Set the serial port working mode.

4. Set the baud rate without doubling it.

5. Open TR1 to allow sending.

6. Start the timer.

7.Serial interrupt is turned on.

8. Turn on EA interrupts.

Now post the source code:

#include

#define uchar unsigned char

#define uint unsigned int

bit FS_Bit = 0; //Send flag bit

codeucharTEXT0[] = "********************************rnn";

codeucharTEXT1[] = "Welcome to the electronics enthusiasts community!rnn";

codeucharTEXT2[] = "www.wang1jin.com!rnn";

codeucharTEXT3[] = "51 free development board PCB gift!rnn";

codeucharTEXT4[] = "Gift address: http://www.wang1jin.com/shop/goods.php?id=2rnn";

codeucharTEXT5[] = "********************************rnnnnn";

void Delay_Ms(uint i); //delay function

void Uart_Char(uchar Value); //Send a data

void Prints(uchar *Value); //Send a set of data

void main(void)

{

TMOD = 0x20; //Set the baud rate to 9600 and the working mode of timer 1

TL1 = 0xFD; //Set the initial value

TH1 = 0xFD;

SCON = 0x50; //Set the serial port working mode

PCON = 0x00;

TR1 = 1; //Allow sending

ET0 = 1; //Start the timer

ES = 1; //Serial interrupt enabled

EA = 1;

while(1)

{

Prints(TEXT0); //Send data

Prints(TEXT1);

Prints(TEXT2);

Prints(TEXT3);

Prints(TEXT4);

Prints(TEXT5);

Delay_Ms(60000); //Delay

}

}

void INIT_Uart(void) interrupt 4

{

if(RI) //If data is received

{

RI = 0;

}

else

{

TI = 0; //Send a data

FS_Bit = 0; // Clear flag bit

}

}

void Uart_Char(uchar Value)

{

SBUF = Value; //Send data

FS_Bit = 1; //Set the send flag

while(FS_Bit);

}

void Prints(uchar *Value)

{

while((*Value) != '') //If not sent

{

Uart_Char(*Value); //Send one bit of data

Value++; //The pointer points to the next bit of data

}

}

void Delay_Ms(uint i)

{

while(--i );

}

Finally, let me show you the effect of the program: