[Premium-Rx] Racal A6A1 Board Setup Help Needed
John Kolb
jlkolb at cts.com
Mon Feb 23 02:05:59 EST 2004
On Sun, 22 Feb 2004, Guy Atkins wrote:
> Could you tell me what your GM manual says is the normal serial protocol? Is
> it the common 8-N-1, or maybe "1 start bit, 7 data bits, a parity bit, and 2
> stop bits" such as the GM-3 manual states?
It's almost always save to set the serial protocol to 2 stop bits. This
really controls what the transmitter sends. Even though the UART
transmit side is sending transmit data with 2 stop bits, the UART
receive side will still happily accept data coming in from the other
end fo the link which has only 1 stop bit. And the end of the link
set for 1 stop bit will always accept data sent with more than one
stop bit - that's why it's asychronous data transmission. The stop
bit can be as long as it takes fro a human operator to type the next
key.
John
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