ML620Q503/Q504 User's Manual
Chapter 13 UART
FEUL620Q504
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13.3.5
Receive Operation
Select the receive data pin using the U0RSEL bit of the UART0 mode register 0 (UA0MOD0). Reception is
started by setting the U0EN bit of the UART0 control register (UA0CON) to "1".
Figure 13-6 shows the operation timing for reception.
When receive operation starts, the LSI checks the data sent to the input pin RXD and waits for the arrival of a
start bit.
When detecting a start bit (
), the LSI generates the internal transfer clock of the baud rate set with the start bit
detect point as a reference and performs receive operation.
The shift register shifts in the data input to RXD on the rising edge of the internal transfer clock. The data and
parity bit are shifted into the shift register and 5- to 8- bit received data is transferred to the receive buffer
(UA0BUF) concurrently with the falling edge of the internal transfer clock of
.
The LSI requests a UART reception interrupt on the rising edge of the internal transfer clock subsequent to the
internal transfer clock by which the received data was fetched (
) and checks for a stop bit error and a parity bit
error. When an error is detected, the LSI sets the corresponding bit of the UART0 status register (UA0STAT) to
"
1
"
.
Parity error
: U0PER ="1"
Overrun error
: U0OER ="1"
Framing error
: U0FER ="1"
As shown in Figure 13-6, the rise of the internal transfer clock is set so that it may fall into the middle of the bit
interval of the received data.
Reception continues until the U0EN bit is reset to "0" by the program. When the U0EN bit is reset to "0" during
reception, the received data may be destroyed. When the U0EN bit is reset to "0" during the "U0EN reset enable
period" in Figure 13-6, the received data is protected.
Summary of Contents for LAPIS SEMICONDUCTOR ML620Q503
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Page 18: ...Chapter 1 Overview...
Page 32: ...Chapter 2 CPU and Memory Space...
Page 44: ...Chapter 3 Reset Function...
Page 50: ...Chapter 4 Power Management...
Page 70: ...Chapter 5 Interrupts...
Page 134: ...Chapter 6 Clock Generation Circuit...
Page 161: ...Chapter 7 Time Base Counter...
Page 170: ...Chapter 8 Timers...
Page 183: ...Chapter 9 Function Timer FTM...
Page 231: ...Chapter 10 Watchdog Timer...
Page 239: ...Chapter 11 Synchronous Serial Port SSIO...
Page 251: ...Chapter 12 Synchronous Serial Port with FIFO SSIOF...
Page 283: ...Chapter 13 UART...
Page 303: ...Chapter 14 UART with FIFO UARTF...
Page 327: ...Chapter 15 I2 C Bus Interface...
Page 344: ...Chapter 16 Port XT...
Page 350: ...Chapter 17 Port 0...
Page 361: ...Chapter 18 Port 1...
Page 368: ...Chapter 19 Port2...
Page 379: ...Chapter 20 Port 3...
Page 395: ...Chapter 21 Port 4...
Page 410: ...Chapter 22 Port 5...
Page 426: ...Chapter 23 Melody Driver...
Page 439: ...Chapter 24 RC Oscillation type A D Converter RC ADC...
Page 462: ...Chapter 25 Successive Approximation Type A D Converter SA ADC...
Page 479: ...Chapter 26 Analog Comparator...
Page 489: ...Chapter 27 Flash Memory Control...
Page 505: ...Chapter 28 Voltage Level Supervisor VLS...
Page 517: ...Chapter 29 LLD circuit...
Page 519: ...Chapter 30 On Chip Debug Function...
Page 522: ...Appendixes...
Page 552: ...Revision History...