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Old July 8th, 2009   #1
ericthegeek
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Every UART is different, and I've never use the PSoC devices, so I can't tell you how their UART behaves. Usually it takes a few hours with some simple test code and an oscilloscope to determine when the actual interrupt is generate and how it handles error reporting.
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Old July 8th, 2009   #2
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For receiving, a framing error with data of 00H can be assumed to be a break.
I met a problem, For example:
Break Header = 88 us
MAB = 8 us
With the quoted method,
for the first 80us, UART will detect 2 bytes of 0x00 with frame error.
80~84us of the break header will be taken as start bit of a new byte,
85~88us of the break header & MAB & some bits in start byte will form this new byte.
So this method will lead to wrong result.
Does anything wrong with my description?
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